[Yale-readings] 11-13: Richard Deming and Teresa Stores

[Kuhl, Nancy]

Poet Richard Deming and fiction writer Teresa Stores read from their
work at 8 p.m., November 13th in Engleman D253.
Richard Deming's poems have appeared in such places as SULFUR, FIELD,
INDIANA REVIEW, MANDORLA, as well as GREAT AMERICAN PROSE POEMS: FROM
POE TO THE PRESENT.  He is the author of LET'S NOT CALL IT CONSEQUENCE.
He is currently a lecturer at Yale and is also the author of LISTENING
ON ALL SIDES: TOWARD AN EMERSONIAN ETHICS OF READING.

T. Stores is the author of three novels: GETTING TO THE POINT; SIDE
TRACKS; and BACKSLIDE.  Her short fiction and essays have appeared in
SINISTER WISDOM, HARRINGTON LESBIAN LITERARY QUARTERLY, OUT MAGAZINE,
DAMSELFLY PRESS and elsewhere.  She directs the creative writing
program at University of Hartford.

For more info, contact Tim Parrish at parrisht1 at southernct.edu<mailto:parrisht1 at southernct.edu> or
203-392-6745.

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Tim Parrish, MFA
Professor of English
Coordinator of Creative Writing

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