Mental Marginalia, Brooklyn’s most electric Reading Series ever.
the #NaPoMo flexes its scaly stompers across the Eisenhower Interstate system, leaving its eggs for confused children and terrified parents. spring is here again, reproductive glands:
BIANCA STONE grew up in Vermont, graduated with an MFA from NYU’s Creative Writing Program, and is the founder and editor of Monk Books. She is the author of Someone Else’s Wedding Vows (Tin House/Octopus Books) and Antigonick (New Directions) a collaboration with Anne Carson. She lives in Brooklyn.
B.C. EDWARDS’ work has appeared in Mathematics Magazine, Hobart, The New York Times, and others. His debut collection, The Aversive Clause, was long-listed for the Frank O’Connor Short Story Prize, a finalist for the Sherwood Anderson Fiction Prize and winner of the 2011 Hudson Prize. His debut collection of poetry, From The Standard Cyclopedia of Recipes, is due out this year from Black Lawrence Press.
PAUL HLAVA is the recipient of a 2013 Poets House fellowship and was named a Best New Poet 2012 by Matthew Dickman. His poems have been nominated for the Pushcart and Best of the Net. They can be found in Narrative, BOMB, the LA Times and on the PEN America, among others. More info at: paulhlava.com
KEARA DRISCOLL recently bought $22 worth of arugula at a farmer’s market. Her poems have appeared in Forklift, Ohio, Big Bell, and the Argos Books Anthology “Why I’m Not a Painter”. She teaches composition at the College of New Rochelle.