Monday @ KGB: Amy Lawless & Patricia Carlin

The KGB Monday Night Poetry Reading Series
Hosted by Laura Cronk, Megin Jimenez & Michael Quattrone

Presents . . .

Amy Lawless & Patricia Carlin

Monday, October 5 @ 7:30 PM

Admission is FREE

For the complete KGB spring lineup, click here.

Amy Lawless is the author of Noctis Licentia (Black Maze Books, 2008).  Her work has appeared in Sub-Lit, Scapegoat Review, The Paramanu Pentaquark, Canon Magazine, Red China Magazine, Forklift, Ohio, Portable Boog Reader 3, Agriculture Reader, Radioactive Moat, Pax Americana, Sink Review, and Barrow Street.  Lawless holds a degree in journalism from Boston University and an MFA in poetry from The New School. She is a contributing editor of The Dick Pig Review, teaches at John Jay College, and lives in Brooklyn.  For more information, check out her blog at http://amylawless.blogspot.com.

Patricia Carlin’s new poetry collection Quantum Jitters appeared this spring from Marsh Hawk Press.  Previous books include Original Green (poems) and Shakespeare’s Mortal Men (prose). She has published widely in journals and anthologies including Verse, Boulevard, BOMB, American Letters & Commentary, Pleiades, POOL, The Literary Review, and McSweeney’s Internet Tendency; and she has received fellowships from The MacDowell Colony and VCCA. She teaches literature and poetry writing at The New School, and she co-edits the poetry journal Barrow Street. 

KGB Bar: 85 East 4th Street (btwn. Bowery & 2nd Ave) NYC 10003

Presents . . .

Amy Lawless & Patricia Carlin

Monday, October 5 @ 7:30 PM

Admission is FREE

For the complete KGB spring lineup, click here.

Amy Lawless is the author of Noctis Licentia (Black Maze Books, 2008).  Her work has appeared in Sub-Lit, Scapegoat Review, The Paramanu Pentaquark, Canon Magazine, Red China Magazine, Forklift, Ohio, Portable Boog Reader 3, Agriculture Reader, Radioactive Moat, Pax Americana, Sink Review, and Barrow Street.  Lawless holds a degree in journalism from Boston University and an MFA in poetry from The New School. She is a contributing editor of The Dick Pig Review, teaches at John Jay College, and lives in Brooklyn.  For more information, check out her blog at http://amylawless.blogspot.com.

Patricia Carlin’s new poetry collection Quantum Jitters appeared this spring from Marsh Hawk Press.  Previous books include Original Green (poems) and Shakespeare’s Mortal Men (prose). She has published widely in journals and anthologies including Verse, Boulevard, BOMB, American Letters & Commentary, Pleiades, POOL, The Literary Review, and McSweeney’s Internet Tendency; and she has received fellowships from The MacDowell Colony and VCCA. She teaches literature and poetry writing at The New School, and she co-edits the poetry journal Barrow Street. 

KGB Bar: 85 East 4th Street (btwn. Bowery & 2nd Ave) NYC 10003

Presents . . .

Amy Lawless & Patricia Carlin

Monday, October 5 @ 7:30 PM

Admission is FREE

For the complete KGB spring lineup, click here.

Amy Lawless is the author of Noctis Licentia (Black Maze Books, 2008).  Her work has appeared in Sub-Lit, Scapegoat Review, The Paramanu Pentaquark, Canon Magazine, Red China Magazine, Forklift, Ohio, Portable Boog Reader 3, Agriculture Reader, Radioactive Moat, Pax Americana, Sink Review, and Barrow Street.  Lawless holds a degree in journalism from Boston University and an MFA in poetry from The New School. She is a contributing editor of The Dick Pig Review, teaches at John Jay College, and lives in Brooklyn.  For more information, check out her blog at http://amylawless.blogspot.com.

Patricia Carlin’s new poetry collection Quantum Jitters appeared this spring from Marsh Hawk Press.  Previous books include Original Green (poems) and Shakespeare’s Mortal Men (prose). She has published widely in journals and anthologies including Verse, Boulevard, BOMB, American Letters & Commentary, Pleiades, POOL, The Literary Review, and McSweeney’s Internet Tendency; and she has received fellowships from The MacDowell Colony and VCCA. She teaches literature and poetry writing at The New School, and she co-edits the poetry journal Barrow Street. 

KGB Bar: 85 East 4th Street (btwn. Bowery & 2nd Ave) NYC 10003

Amy Lawless & Patricia Carlin

Monday, October 5 @ 7:30 PM

Admission is FREE

For the complete KGB spring lineup, click here.

Amy Lawless is the author of Noctis Licentia (Black Maze Books, 2008).  Her work has appeared in Sub-Lit, Scapegoat Review, The Paramanu Pentaquark, Canon Magazine, Red China Magazine, Forklift, Ohio, Portable Boog Reader 3, Agriculture Reader, Radioactive Moat, Pax Americana, Sink Review, and Barrow Street.  Lawless holds a degree in journalism from Boston University and an MFA in poetry from The New School. She is a contributing editor of The Dick Pig Review, teaches at John Jay College, and lives in Brooklyn.  For more information, check out her blog at http://amylawless.blogspot.com.

Patricia Carlin’s new poetry collection Quantum Jitters appeared this spring from Marsh Hawk Press.  Previous books include Original Green (poems) and Shakespeare’s Mortal Men (prose). She has published widely in journals and anthologies including Verse, Boulevard, BOMB, American Letters & Commentary, Pleiades, POOL, The Literary Review, and McSweeney’s Internet Tendency; and she has received fellowships from The MacDowell Colony and VCCA. She teaches literature and poetry writing at The New School, and she co-edits the poetry journal Barrow Street. 

KGB Bar: 85 East 4th Street (btwn. Bowery & 2nd Ave) NYC 10003

Amy Lawless & Patricia Carlin

Monday, October 5 @ 7:30 PM

Admission is FREE

For the complete KGB spring lineup, click here.

Amy Lawless is the author of Noctis Licentia (Black Maze Books, 2008).  Her work has appeared in Sub-Lit, Scapegoat Review, The Paramanu Pentaquark, Canon Magazine, Red China Magazine, Forklift, Ohio, Portable Boog Reader 3, Agriculture Reader, Radioactive Moat, Pax Americana, Sink Review, and Barrow Street.  Lawless holds a degree in journalism from Boston University and an MFA in poetry from The New School. She is a contributing editor of The Dick Pig Review, teaches at John Jay College, and lives in Brooklyn.  For more information, check out her blog at http://amylawless.blogspot.com.

Patricia Carlin’s new poetry collection Quantum Jitters appeared this spring from Marsh Hawk Press.  Previous books include Original Green (poems) and Shakespeare’s Mortal Men (prose). She has published widely in journals and anthologies including Verse, Boulevard, BOMB, American Letters & Commentary, Pleiades, POOL, The Literary Review, and McSweeney’s Internet Tendency; and she has received fellowships from The MacDowell Colony and VCCA. She teaches literature and poetry writing at The New School, and she co-edits the poetry journal Barrow Street. 

For the complete KGB spring lineup, click here.

Amy Lawless is the author of Noctis Licentia (Black Maze Books, 2008).  Her work has appeared in Sub-Lit, Scapegoat Review, The Paramanu Pentaquark, Canon Magazine, Red China Magazine, Forklift, Ohio, Portable Boog Reader 3, Agriculture Reader, Radioactive Moat, Pax Americana, Sink Review, and Barrow Street.  Lawless holds a degree in journalism from Boston University and an MFA in poetry from The New School. She is a contributing editor of The Dick Pig Review, teaches at John Jay College, and lives in Brooklyn.  For more information, check out her blog at http://amylawless.blogspot.com.

Patricia Carlin’s new poetry collection Quantum Jitters appeared this spring from Marsh Hawk Press.  Previous books include Original Green (poems) and Shakespeare’s Mortal Men (prose). She has published widely in journals and anthologies including Verse, Boulevard, BOMB, American Letters & Commentary, Pleiades, POOL, The Literary Review, and McSweeney’s Internet Tendency; and she has received fellowships from The MacDowell Colony and VCCA. She teaches literature and poetry writing at The New School, and she co-edits the poetry journal Barrow Street.