dgp studio presents
Leigh Stein & Melissa Culbertson
Friday, August 8th, 8 pm
The Fine Arts Building
410 S Michigan
Studio 921
Leigh Stein is the author of Cautionary Tales, winner of the 2007 Pavement Saw Press Transcontinental Poetry Award, and the chapbook How to Mend a Broken Heart with Vengeance, available from Dancing Girl Press. She lives in Brooklyn and works for a comic book publisher.
Melissa Culbertson recently graduated from Lewis University with a degree in Literature. Her poetry has appeared or is set to appear in Flyway: A Literary Review, Windows, Pebble Lake Review, Barn Owl Review, Wicked Alice, and [GROWLING SOFTLY] , a collection put together by Blood Pudding Press. Melissa's chapbook, the fire-wife, is due out from dancing girl press in August of 2008.
The reading is also part of the Fine Arts Building’s Second Fridays, so there will be lots to see and do—including open studios galleries, musical performances, and more.
Friday, August 8th, 8 pm
The Fine Arts Building
410 S Michigan
Studio 921
Leigh Stein is the author of Cautionary Tales, winner of the 2007 Pavement Saw Press Transcontinental Poetry Award, and the chapbook How to Mend a Broken Heart with Vengeance, available from Dancing Girl Press. She lives in Brooklyn and works for a comic book publisher.
Melissa Culbertson recently graduated from Lewis University with a degree in Literature. Her poetry has appeared or is set to appear in Flyway: A Literary Review, Windows, Pebble Lake Review, Barn Owl Review, Wicked Alice, and [GROWLING SOFTLY] , a collection put together by Blood Pudding Press. Melissa's chapbook, the fire-wife, is due out from dancing girl press in August of 2008.
The reading is also part of the Fine Arts Building’s Second Fridays, so there will be lots to see and do—including open studios galleries, musical performances, and more.
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This reading sounds great!