The Friends of Lorine Niedecker, in collaboration with the Dwight Foster Public Library, will be hosting a reading of poetic works published within a newsletter produced by the friends group, titled: “The Solitary Plover.”
The event is offered in celebration of National Poetry Month, according to a news release.
The readings will be held both in person and remotely. The in-person event will be held Tuesday, April 26, at 6:30 p.m. at the library, 209 Merchants Ave., Fort Atkinson.
Those interested in attending remotely can watch the event through live-streaming using the YouTube platform. A link to the event is here: https://youtu.be/S-bGAImcRj4.
According to the release, poets whose work was published in the Winter 2022 issue of The Solitary Plover will attend both in-person and remotely and offer a reading of their work.
The event will be moderated by Plover poetry editor Tom Montag, who also will read from his latest work, the release stated.
About the newsletter
According to the release, The Solitary Plover is published twice annually, with editions produced each winter and summer. Those interested may sign up to receive The Plover by email. Issues of the newsletter, including the Winter 2022 issue, are available here: https://lorineniedecker.org/solitary-plover-archive/.
To learn more about the newsletter, visit: https://lorineniedecker.org/solitary-plover/.
An edition of “What’s up? with Michael Clish,” featuring information about The Friends of Lorine Niedecker, the group’s more recent projects, and the poet herself, is viewable by clicking on the arrow below.
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