Poet Quartet: Emilie Menzel, Michael Dechane, Danita Dodson, Emily Schulten | Malaprop's Presents скачать в хорошем качестве

Poet Quartet: Emilie Menzel, Michael Dechane, Danita Dodson, Emily Schulten | Malaprop's Presents

Join us for our monthly poetry reading series coordinated by Mildred Barya. In February 2025 we welcome Emilie Menzel, Michael Dechane, Danita Dodson, and Emily Schulten reading from their new collections. Support the authors and Malaprop's by ordering books here: https://www.malaprops.com/node/58022. Thank you for subscribing to our channel! @malaprops Emilie Menzel is the author of The Girl Who Became a Rabbit and serves as a collections librarian at Duke University and creative resources librarian for Seventh Wave. Their writing has appeared in Copper Nickel, Bennington Review, and The Offing, amongst others, and has garnered such honors as the New Southern Voices Poetry Prize, the Deborah Slosberg Memorial Award in Poetry, and the Cara Parravani Memorial Award in Fiction. Menzel holds an MFA from UMass Amherst. Raised on Georgia summers, they live in Durham, North Carolina. For more, visit https://www.emiliemenzel.com Michael Dechane is a “word-tender and wonder-vendor.” His debut collection, The Long Invisible (Wildhouse Publishing) was released in September, 2024. His poetry has appeared in Image, Southern Poetry Review, Spiritus, Bellingham Poetry Review, Tar River Poetry, and elsewhere. He serves as the VP of Communications on the Board of the North Carolina Poetry Society. With his partner, Regan, he is an owner-custodian of the historic Stackhouse home on the French Broad River between Marshall and Hot Springs, NC. For more, visit www.michaeldechane.com Danita Dodson is an educator, literary scholar, and the author of three poetry collections: Trailing the Azimuth (2021), The Medicine Woods (2022), and Between Gone and Everlasting (2024). Her poems have appeared in Salvation South, Amethyst Review, Bronze Bird Review, Tennessee Voices Anthology, Women Speak Anthology, and elsewhere. She is the winner of the Poetry Society of Tennessee’s 2024 Best of Fest prize for her poem “Bits and Pieces.” A native East Tennessean, Dodson lives in the small town of Sneedville. For more, visit https://www.danitadodson.com Emily Schulten is the author of three poetry collections, including Easy Victims to the Charitable Deceptions of Nostalgia, the 2023 White Pine Press Poetry Prize winner, and The Way a Wound Becomes a Scar, a 2023 Eric Hoffer Award Finalist. A 2024 Academy of American Poets Laureate Fellow, her work has appeared in Ploughshares, The Kenyon Review, Tin House, and Prairie Schooner, among others. Schulten is the Poet Laureate of the City of Key West, where she is a professor at The College of the Florida Keys. -- Keep in touch with Malaprop's Bookstore/Cafe: Visit our website: https://www.malaprops.com/ Subscribe to our e-newsletter: https://bit.ly/subscribe-malaprops-enews Instagram:   / malapropsbookstore   Threads: https://threads.net/malapropsbookstore Facebook:   / malapropsbooks   Order audio books at https://libro.fm/malaprops Find and support more independent bookstores: https://www.indiebound.org/