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T Clark, Jen Sperry Steinorth, Ansley Moon

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T Clark, Jen Sperry Steinorth, Ansley Moon

Join us on Thursday, October 1, for a night of fiction and poetry readings from T Clark, Jen Sperry Steinorth, & Ansley Moon!

Doors open at 6:30 PM

Reading starts at 7:00 PM

More about the readers:

Stories from T Clark’s debut collection All This Want (and I Can’t Get None) have appeared in Kenyon Review, American Short Fiction, Joyland, and elsewhere. They have received fellowships and funding from the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, the Wisconsin Institute for Creative Writing, the Lambda Literary Foundation and the Elizabeth George Foundation. They teach Creative Writing in the LSU New Orleans MFA program.

Jen Sperry Steinorth’s books include Boys Behind Glass, A Wake with Nine Shades, and Her Read, A Graphic Poem, recipient of the Texas Institute of Letters’ Fred Whitehead Award and a Foreword Reviews Bronze Prize in Poetry. Her poetry has appeared at The Cincinnati Review, Denver Quarterly Review, Kenyon Review, The Massachusetts Review, Missouri Review, Pleiades, Plume, and TriQuarterly. She has been awarded grants & fellowships from the University of Michigan, Yale, Vermont Studio Center, Community of Writers and elsewhere. She lectures at the University of Michigan and is at work on a biography of C.D. Wright.

Ansley Moon (they/them) is the author of the poetry collection Register the Missing (Kaya Press) and the chapbook How to Bury the Dead (Black Coffee Press). They are an Asian American adoptee, poet, and educator. Moon’s work has appeared in Agni, Hyphen Magazine, Southern Humanities Review, and elsewhere. Moon writes the Teach this Poem series for the Academy of American Poets and is a Co Founding Member of The Starlings Collective, a BIPOC adoptee writers and artists collective.

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