[Yale-readings] 2-26, 7pm: Friendly Reminder: Richard Deming and Nancy Kuhl Read Tomorrow, Tuesday, February 26

[Nancy Kuhl]

>ORDINARY EVENING READING SERIES PRESENTS
>POETS RICHARD DEMING AND NANCY KUHL
>Tuesday, February 26, 7pm
>
>  Join us for an unconventional Valentine's Day celebration with a 
> reading from poets (and married couple) Richard Deming and Nancy 
> Kuhl on Tuesday, February 26, 7pm, at the Anchor Bar's Mermaid Room 
> (downstairs), 272 College Street at Chapel.
>
>       Choose this place, its dogged vacancies
>                                              and when someone walks 
> in, here begins:
>       the distance pressed, the minute before grew an inch,
>       now closer in--arms and legs shoot out so
>                                              the body is an x, a beckoning.
>                                  How's that for sincerity?...
>
>              - from "Rooms (1)" by Richard Deming
>
>
>      I am. I am. Falling. Like the downward
>      stroke of a paintbrush, like a river turned
>      cataract. People who fall
>
>      find each other by bends where
>      bones didn't heal right, by scabs,
>      by swellings and scars...
>           - from "Pyramid" by Nancy Kuhl
>
>
>Richard Deming is a poet and a theorist who works on the philosophy 
>of literature. His first book of poems is Let's Not Call It 
>Consequence (Shearsman, 2008). He is also the author of Listening on 
>All Sides: Towards an Emersonian Ethics of Reading (Stanford 
>University Press, 2008). With Nancy Kuhl he edits Phylum Press.
>
>Nancy Kuhl is the author of the full-length poetry collection The 
>Wife of the Left Hand (Shearsman Books, 2007). Her chapbook, In the 
>Arbor, was winner of the Wick Poetry Chapbook Prize and was 
>published by Kent State University Press. Her work has appeared or 
>is forthcoming in Verse, Fence, Phoebe, Puerto del Sol, Cream City 
>Review, The Journal, and other magazines.
>
>She is co-editor of Phylum Press, a small poetry publisher, and 
>Associate Curator of the Yale Collection of American Literature at 
>the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library at Yale University, 
>where she curates the Yale Collection of American Literature Reading 
>Series. She is the author of two exhibition catalogs, Intimate 
>Circles: American Women in the Arts and Extravagant Crowd: Carl Van 
>Vechten's Portraits of Women, which are distributed by the 
>University Press of New England.
>
>Ordinary Evening's Spring 2008 lineup features both established and 
>emerging writers: journalist Jack Hitt and novelist Rachel Pastan 
>(3/25); writers from the "Mr. Wrong" Anthology, Ann Hood and Dana 
>Kinstler (4/29); and novelist Wally Lamb with poet Jason Shinder 
>(5/20).  Please join us!
>
>Read writers' biographies, find links, send us an email, and more at 
><http://ordinaryevening.blogspot.com/>http://ordinaryevening.blogspot.com/.
>
>--

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