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October 19: Reading at Kirtland Community College, Roscommon, Michigan, 5:30PM
November 9: Reading, 7PM, Founders Hall at Saginaw Valley State University
November 11 and 18: Revision as Re-Vision Workshops
This is a two-evening workshop held from 6:30pm until 8:30pm. This workshop will take place at the Lake Michigan home of Colette DeNooyer. For all further information and registration contact Colette at cvolkemadenooyer@chartermi.net.
November 14: Revision as Re-Vision Workshop
The one-day workshop will be held from 9:30am until 4pm. This workshop will take place at the Lake Michigan home of Colette DeNooyer. For all further information and registration contact Colette at cvolkemadenooyer@chartermi.net.
December 17: Reading at Literary Life Bookstore, Grand Rapids. Time:TBA. Contact Gina Gort.
January 23: Intro to Poetry workshop. Contact Collete DeNooyer at cvolkemadenooyer@chartermi.net
March 25-27: Reading and workshops with Li-Young Lee at Midland Lutheran College in Freemont, Nebraska, time TBD
April 1: Reading with Marc Sheehan and Greg Rappleye at The Bookman in Grand Haven. Time TBA.
April 12: Reading at Penn State/Altoona Campus, Time TBA
April 14: Reading at Springfield College in honor of James Naismith, Time TBA
June 3-7: Workshop leader, Bear River Writers Conference, Camp Michigania on Walloon Lake just south of Petoskey. For details go to www.lsa.umich.edu/bearriver
Nov 18 at MCAD…do you know a time?
Not far away for me, very wonderful place. On the heels of hunt camp…I may smell a bit rustic but if it’s later in the day would really love to finally be in audience. I’ll sit far away…near a window…under a tarp.
Mark
Deerfield Illinois? You mean you were in Illinois and I missed you? Drat
Hey Jack,
If that’s Springfield College in Massachussetts on April 14, which I’m guessing it is given the Naismith reference (though there is one in Springfield, Illinois), you should jaunt on over this way and do a reading in the greater Boston area. I know a bookstore owner that might be able to put something together. Just an idea.
Andrew