Polished
linoleum shone there. Brass taps shone.
The
china cups were very white and big—
An
unchipped set with sugar bowl and jug…
“Clearances”
from
The Haw Lantern
Daniel
Tobin
is the author of
eight books of poems, most recently of The
Stone in the Air, his
suite
of
versions from the German of Paul Celan (Salmon Poetry, 2018). The
translation is called “lucid and lyrical” by Stephan Schneider.
Tobin’s many honors include the Julia Ward Howe Award, The Robert
Penn Warren Award, the Massachusetts Book Award in Poetry, "The
Discovery/The
Nation Award,"the
Robert Frost Fellowship, and creative writing fellowships in poetry
from the National Endowmentfor
the Arts and the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation.
Mary
Buchinger is
the author of three books of poetry, most recently e i n f ü h l u n
g/in
feeling (Main
Street Rag, 2018) and Aerialist (2015,
Gold Wake). Her poetry was chosen for the Raining Poetry Project
on Boston sidewalks and will be permanently installed in the city of
Cambridge, where she has served as a Cambridge Poetry Ambassador.
She’s been a featured reader at the Library of Congress
and is President of the New England Poetry Club
(founded by Robert Frost, Amy Lowell, Conrad Aiken).
Marc
Vincenz
has published
twelve books of poetry, including, most recently, Becoming
the Sound of Bees
(Ampersand Press, 2016), Leaning
into the Infinite (Dos
Madres Press, 2018) and The
Syndicate of Water & Light
(Station Hill, 2018). He is also a prolific translator and has
translated from the German, Romanian and French. His work has
received fellowships and grants from the Swiss Arts Council and the
National Endowment for the Arts, among others.
7pm at Christ Church ,O Garden Street--just outside of Harvard Square..
7pm at Christ Church ,O Garden Street--just outside of Harvard Square..
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