I'm reading tonight

SASE at Intermedia Arts Presents

Every Third Tuesday CAROL CONNOLLY Hosts

READINGS

BY WRITERS

 at the historic University Club Saint Paul 

420 Summit Avenue

www.universityclubofstpaul.com 651-222-1751

MEMBERS and NON-MEMBERS are invited for 5:00 Dinner - OPTIONAL - reservations necessary. Bar is open before, during, and after reading.  

7:30 Reading FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

This month we enter the 9^th year of this series on                                                                           

Tuesday September18, 2007

Our Featured Readers are: 

TODD BOSS, poet and The Playwrights' Center Director of External Affairs, where he serves as grant writer, is widely published in prestigious literary journals and magazines, including THE NEW YORKER. Boss curates, in association with Garrison Keillor’s Common Good Books, a monthly readings series at Nina’s Cafe in

Saint Paul

. Boss, who grew up on a Wisconsin cattle farm, lives now with his family in

Saint   Paul

. His first book of poems has just been accepted for publication by WW Norton. Yes.

 

SUN YUNG SHIN poet, author of SKIRT FULL OF BLACK, Coffee House Press, is co-editor of OUTSIDERS WITHIN: Writing on Transracial Adoption, South End Press, and COOPER'S LESSON, a Korean/English children’s book. She is a 2007 Bush Artists Fellow for Literature, and taking a one-year leave from her position in the English department at the

Perpich

Center

for Arts Education. 

 

THOMAS R. SMITH is a poet and essayist living in

River Falls

,

Wisconsin

. His most recent books of poetry are WINTER HOURS and WAKING BEFORE DAWN, Red Dragonfly Press. Next year a chapbook of nature poems, KINNICKINNIC, will be published by Parallel Press in

Madison

,

Wisconsin

.  He has written poetry criticism for the STAR TRIBUNE, PIONEER PRESS, RUMINATOR REVIEW, and other publications. Smith is active in Poets Against the War and teaches in the Master Track program at the

Loft

Literary

Center

.

 

Readings

last one hour, never more.

 

For more information: 612- 874-2815 or www.saseonline.org

Some University Club reading sites are handicapped accessible.

Some are not. Best to check.

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