Friday, September 28, 2007

On the Same Page


WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3

6 PM/ KLAPPER 610 (NOTE CHANGE IN ROOM!)

Attention MFA candidates, the first of three community discussions on literature will focus on Tory Dent’s poetry book HIV, Mon Amour. Professors Cooley and Hahn will co-moderate this informal session and ALL MFA graduate students are strongly encouraged to attend. Bring your own munchies, we will provide the drinks!

Tuesday, September 25, 2007

LOOKING AHEAD--


Center Broadsides Reading Series
Friday, October 26th , 6:30pm
With Poets Jennifer Kwon Dobbs and Nicole Cooley.
Organized by Kimiko Hahn
Suggested Donation $5 CBA members/ $10 non-members

ADVANCE NOTICE: Friday, December 7th , 6:30 pm
Poets Rigoberto Gonzalez and Nicole Walker read. Organized by Peter Covino.

The Center for Book Arts 
28 West 27th Street, 3rd Floor 
info@centerforbookarts.org

Sunday, September 23, 2007

WORTH THE TRAIN RIDE--



TEACHERS & WRITERS COLLABORATIVE NYC
T&W events @ the Center for Imaginative Writing
520 Eighth Avenue (between 36th and 37th Streets), Suite 2020.
Free, unless otherwise indicated.
212-691-6590

2020 Visions: Patrick Rosal and R.A. Villanueva
October 18 – 7:00 PM

Patrick Rosal is the author of My American Kundiman and Uprock Headspin Scramble and Dive, winner of the Asian American Writers Worskhop Members’ Choice Award.

R.A. Villanueva, a two-time recipient of a Geraldine R. Dodge Educator scholarship to the Fine Arts Work Center. His poetry has appeared in RATTLE and is forthcominmg in Crab Orchard Review, and his songwriting has been featured at the Bowery Poetry Club and the Nuyorican Poets Cafe.


STRAND LITERARY & ARTS FESTIVAL
Strand Books
Saturday, October 13 11:00AM - 06:00PM
Day long celebration of Strand's 80th birthday with QC prof Harold Schechter.
Other authors include Dan Brown (not of DaVinci Code fame), Sigrid Nunez, and Edmund White.
Subway to Union Square, NYC.
Walk two blocks South to 12th Street.
828 Broadway
(at 12th St.)
212-473-1452

Friday, September 21, 2007

Special Notice Re: AWP Conference in NYC!


FROM PROFESSOR HAHN:

By now, everyone should have a copy of The Writer’s Chronicle and know why the Association of Writers & Writing Programs is relevant to our writing community. As part of my project to organize the CUNY MFA programs, Queens College will receive 14 complimentary student registration passes for the conference, held Jan. 30-Feb. 2 at the Midtown Hilton Hotel.

In return, students will be asked to sign up for a few hours of volunteer work, like stuffing envelopes or sitting in the CUNY booth at the Bookfair. Otherwise, the cost of student registration is $40. If more than 14 of you are interested in attending, I will hold a lottery.

Please contact me by October 1: kimiko.hahn@qc.cuny.edu.

Talks on Translation Series, 1st of 3


Who?
LAZARE BITOUN, Professor at The University of Paris 8 (St. Denis),
translator of Philip Roth, and other American writers.

What?
"On Translation: The Cultural Stakes"

When?
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 6 PM

Where?
KLAPPER HALL, ROOM 401
Q & A and a reception after discussion. All welcomed.

Monday, September 17, 2007

THE QUETZAL QUILL @ CORNELIA STREET CAFE



Saturday, September 22 @ 6 pm

Readers

EDUARDO C. CORRAL
ARACELIS GIRMAY author of Teeth
CATHY PARK HONG author of Dance Dance Revolution

Curator & Host: QC Prof RIGOBERTO GONZÁLEZ

$7 admission (includes a free drink)
A/C/E/F/V/B/D trains to W. 4th St. Stop in the Village
29 Cornelia St. 212-989-9319
Cornelia Street Cafe

Wednesday, September 12, 2007

Fantastic Fiction Reading Series


Wednesday, September 19

@ the KGB BAR

w/ QC Professor VERONICA L. SCHANOES
plus writers Karen Russell, Jeffrey Ford & Geoffrey Goodwin

Location: E. 4th Street between 2nd Ave & Bowery
in the East Village!

Wednesday, September 5, 2007

Two Events on Sunday Sept. 16!!!


Readings on the Bowery
NAOMI GUTTMAN, JOSHUA WEINER, VICTORIA REDEL, TOM SLEIGH.

$8.00 admission includes $2.00 at the snack/drink bar.

The Bowery Poetry Club,
308 Bowery, New York City




Brooklyn Book Festival
An all-day event of authors and books, including KIMIKO HAHN!

Monday, September 3, 2007

A Reading in Manhattan



QC's MARIA TERRONE & MARTHA COLLINS
Sunday, September 9, 6 pm
@ The Cornelia Street Cafe

29 Cornelia Street in Greenwich Village
Admission is $7 (which includes a drink)
Hosted by Angelo Verga