Showing posts with label poetry reading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poetry reading. Show all posts

Thursday, January 13, 2011

Do you haiku?

Perhaps you are more comfortable with blank verse...or, maybe sonnets...

Whatever form your poetry takes, you are welcome to share the mic at Kelly's Cafe, 1661 Pearl Rd. Brunswick, on Open Mic Night, January 13 at 7:00 PM.

Brunswick Art Works sponsors monthly poetry readings on the 2nd Thursday of every month, and this month it's your turn to shine.

Sunday, December 12, 2010

Thanks to J.E. Stanley for helping us fly...

Somewhat unorthodox, always thought provoking, J.E. Stanley returned to Brunswick this past Thursday evening at Kelly's Cafe to again share his view of the world with us through his poetry .  We hope that J.E. will return in the future to help us explore the world through his eyes. 

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Come fly with J.E. Stanley

J.E. Stanley
(Photo by John Burroughs and Dianne Borsenik)
Join us on December 9th to hear  J.E. Stanley,  an accountant and on again/off again guitarist from the grayscale suburban wilderness of Northeastern Ohio where he is lucky enough to hang out with the Deep Cleveland Poets and the Cleveland Speculators.  He is the author of Dark Intervals (vanZeno Press), Dissonance (Deep Cleveland Press) and co-author, with Joshua Gage, of Intrinsic Night (Sam's Dot Publishing).  His work has appeared in Amaze, Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, Dwarf Stars, the Deep Cleveland Junkmail Oracle, Paper Crow, Raven Electrick, The Rhysling Anthology, Scifaikuest, Sein und Werden, Star*Line, Sybil's Garage and numerous other mainstream and genre publications.  He continues to assert that, winged or not, Man was always intended to fly; the moon and stars were just put there as an incentive.