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<dd><font face="arial">WORD OF MOUTH, the monthly reading series at ARTS
+ LITERATURE LABORATORY welcomes<br><br>
<dd>Ryan Murphy and Jason Labbe<br><br>
<dd>Friday, October 19 at 7 p.m.<br><br>
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<dd><font face="arial" color="#333333">Educated at The Landing School of
Boat building and Design and Columbia University Ryan Murphy is the
winner of the 2005 Chelsea Magazine Award for Poetry and recipient of a
grant from the Fund for Poetry. </font>His poems have appeared in the
literary journals 3rd bed</i>, Court Green</i>, Crowd</i>, Chelsea</i>,
The</i> Denver Quarterly</i>, Fence</i>, The Hat</i>, The Paris
Review</i>, Spinning Jenny</i> and elsewhere.
<font face="arial" color="#333333">He lives in New York City.<br>
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<dd>Jason Labbe's work appears or is forthcoming in American Letters
& Commentary, CROWD, Court Green, The Hat, Absent, Indiana Review,
Barrow Street, AGNI, Kulture Vulture, and the 2008 Outside Voices
Anthology of Younger Poets</i>, among other venues. He is a
musician and plays drums and percussion with various groups around New
England and New York, and he can be heard on new recordings by Weigh
Down, Latitude/Longitude, and MT Bearington. Jason Labbe lives in New
Haven. Visit him at
<a href="www.studyinblue.htm">www.studyinblue.com</a>.<br><br>
<dd>An open mic will be part of the evening.<br><br>
<dd>For more information, please visit the website at
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www.allgallery.org</a><br>
<dd>or call 203-671-5175.<br><br>
<dd>Arts & Literature Laboratory ERECTOR SQUARE BUILDING 2, 319 PECK
STREET, NEW<br>
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