Sunday, September 16, 3:00 p.m.
Renee Angle, Deirdre Kovac and Michael Magee
@ in your ear @ DCAC
The in your ear series kicks off its 10th annual season (by all informed counts) at the D.C. Arts Center this Sunday September 16 at 3 p.m. with three fantastic readers: Renee Angle, Deirdre Kovac and Michael Magee.
RENEE ANGLE grew up in Phoenix, Arizona and attended Northern Arizona University where she studied music and received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. She is currently working towards her MFA in Creative Writing at George Mason University where she edits So to Speak: a feminist journal of language and art. Her poems have appeared in The Tangent and Frantic
Egg.
A one-time Detroiter, DEIRDRE KOVAC now lives in Brooklyn, where she coedits Big Allis magazine with Melanie Neilson and moonlights as a typesetter. Her work has recently appeared in Object, Open Letter, Crayon, The Capilano Review, (Boo), and 100 Days: An Anthology (Barque Press). Her first book, not currently scheduled for release, will be titled Mannerism.
MICHAEL MAGEE's first book of poems, Morning Constitutional, is recently out from Handwritten Press. A chapbook, Leave the Light On, was published last year by Boog Lit. New poems are out or forthcoming in New American Writing, Callaloo, Lungfull!, Washington Review, Kenning, CrossConnect, and his articles on American Literature in Raritan, Contemporary Literature, and Review. Between 1995-99 he was an active member on location at the Writers House in Philadelphia. He edits the poetry journal Combo, lives with his wife Susanna and daughter Anabella in Rhode Island and teaches at the Rhode Island School of Design.
RENEE ANGLE grew up in Phoenix, Arizona and attended Northern Arizona University where she studied music and received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. She is currently working towards her MFA in Creative Writing at George Mason University where she edits So to Speak: a feminist journal of language and art. Her poems have appeared in The Tangent and Frantic
Egg.
A one-time Detroiter, DEIRDRE KOVAC now lives in Brooklyn, where she coedits Big Allis magazine with Melanie Neilson and moonlights as a typesetter. Her work has recently appeared in Object, Open Letter, Crayon, The Capilano Review, (Boo), and 100 Days: An Anthology (Barque Press). Her first book, not currently scheduled for release, will be titled Mannerism.
MICHAEL MAGEE's first book of poems, Morning Constitutional, is recently out from Handwritten Press. A chapbook, Leave the Light On, was published last year by Boog Lit. New poems are out or forthcoming in New American Writing, Callaloo, Lungfull!, Washington Review, Kenning, CrossConnect, and his articles on American Literature in Raritan, Contemporary Literature, and Review. Between 1995-99 he was an active member on location at the Writers House in Philadelphia. He edits the poetry journal Combo, lives with his wife Susanna and daughter Anabella in Rhode Island and teaches at the Rhode Island School of Design.
Location:
2438 18th Street in Adams Morgan
(south of Columbia Rd. on the west side of the street)
All readings are on third Sundays at 3 PM, Admission $5, FREE for DCAC members