Austin Alexis joins Peter Chelnik at Gracie's Corner Diner
Monday, October 8 at 6:45 p.m.
Admission is FREE!
OPEN-MIC!
Go Cat Go Poetry Reading Series
Hosted by Peter Chelnik
Gracie’s Corner Diner
352 E 86th St
(between 1st Ave and 2nd Ave)
New York, NY 10028
Neighborhoods: Yorkville, Upper East Side
(between 1st Ave and 2nd Ave)
New York, NY 10028
Neighborhoods: Yorkville, Upper East Side
(212) 737-8505
Austin Alexis
Austin Alexis has published poetry, short fiction
and nonfiction in a large number of journals and magazines, including
Lips, Paterson Literary Review, Danse Macabre, The Journal,
Connecticut River Review, Kansas Quarterly, Poetry Now, Candelabrum Poetry
Magazine (Great Britain), Tuesday Shorts, The Arts Cure, The
Writer, Writ (Canada), The Big Spoon (Ireland), Shot Glass
Journal, and in anthologies , such as Off the Cuffs (Soft Skull
Press), And We the Creatures (Dream Horse Press), Chopin with
Cherries, The Brownstone Poets Anthology, and Come Hear!
His chapbooks (both from Poets Wear Prada) are Lovers and Drag Queens and
For Lincoln & Other Poems, a Small Press Review (California)
"Pick of the Month." He has read his poetry at many
venues, including The Bowery Poetry Club, La Mama LaGalleria, Cornelia Street
Cafe and several radio stations. His one-act plays have been performed at
several venues, including The Samuel French Short Plays Festival. He
received a Bread Loaf Writers' Conference Scholarship and fellowships to the
Millay Colony, the Wurlitzer Foundation of New Mexico and the Vermont Studio
Center. He received the Mobius:The Poetry Magazine
Editor-in-Chief's Award and a Pushcart Prize nomination. He has
taught both academic and creative writing at a number of colleges,
including Long Island University (Brooklyn Campus), Hunter College (School of
Continuing Education) and Empire State College.
Peter Chelnik
Peter Chelnik's books include Railroad Heart, East Coast Line, Manhattan Wilderness, Eternity Road and Wildflower Serenade. He has had seven plays produced Off-Off-Broadway. These dramatic works include Street Rag, Prairie Fire, Parking Lot, Moving Target, Scarsdale Station and Tremont Vortex. Peter has also written Trick Bag, a novel of the 1960's. And yes, he does believe "the word will set you free." His latest book is STRAWBERRY HARMONY New Poems (Little Sky Press, March 2010).
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