This event has passed.

A Poet’s Work is Never Done: Work Resources for Writers

Name: A Poet’s Work is Never Done: Work Resources for Writers
Start: 1989-02-15T19:00:00-05:00
End: 1989-02-15T19:00:00-05:00

Feb 15, 1989 | 7:00 pm

Event Navigation

« The Music of Poetry and the Music of Mind with C.K. Williams
Passwords: Jackson Mac Low on Kurt Schwitters »

with Gregory Kolovakos, Nancy Larson Shapiro, David Green, Eliot Figman and Laura Vural

Location Poets House, Spring Street Sponsored By Poets House

Google Calendar
iCalendar
Outlook 365
Outlook Live

Details

Date:: Feb 15, 1989
Time:: 7:00 pm

Like this page? Share it.

Share on Facebook
Share on Twitter
Share via Email

Event Navigation

« The Music of Poetry and the Music of Mind with C.K. Williams
Passwords: Jackson Mac Low on Kurt Schwitters »

Poetry Walk Across the Brooklyn Bridge

Join us for this beloved tradition as we parade across the Brooklyn Bridge with readings by legendary poets and a festive dinner. All proceeds benefit Poets House, reservations are required.

PURCHASE TICKETS

3-Hour Workshops

Enhance your skills and deepen your work through these focused writing workshops. While the Poets House space is still closed for construction, workshops will take place remotely on Zoom. All are welcome, space is limited. $120 ($96 for members).

VIEW THE WORKSHOPS

Hard Hat Readings

In August 2021, Poets House at 10 River Terrace suffered a major flood. While we rebuild, we invite you to check out the ongoing Hard Hat Reading Series, featuring poetry readings by members of the Poets House community.

VIEW THE READINGS

Open House on WBAI

Co-hosts Cornelius Eady and Patricia Spears Jones explore the breadth of the contemporary poetry world and consider the many ways poetry addresses the world and expands our notion of self, culture, and community.

VIEW THE ARCHIVE

Digital Chapbook Collection

Explore Chapbooks of the Mimeo Revolution—rare poetry collections from the 1960s to the 1980s now available in digital form!

READ THE CHAPBOOKS

Poets House on Twitter

Twitter feed is not available at the moment.

Poets House on Instagram

Ed Steck—poet and bookstore operator—discusses

Join @ayinpress and Poets House as we honor the li

Sale! May Workshops are 30% off. Link in bio. Happ

Poet and writer Valerie Hsiung @valeriehsiung read

Writer, poet, essayist, and teacher Asiya Wadud @a

Ed Steck helps us feel around the window frame and

Follow on Instagram