[Yale-readings] Mary Elizabeth Lang, November 17, 2011

[Kuhl, Nancy]

THE POETRY INSTITUTE - NEW HAVEN

Third Thursday Open Mic

Featuring Mary Elizabeth Lang

November 17, 2011

Mary Elizabeth Lang earned her MFA in Poetry from Bennington Writing Seminars and formerly taught English at Southern Connecticut State University.  Her poetry has appeared in such journals as Ekphrasis; The Prose Poem, an International Journal; Connecticut Review; Connecticut River Review; War, Literature and the Arts; Caduceus; Underwood Review; and Naugatuck River Review.  Her first book of poetry, Under Red Cedars, was published by Little Red Tree Publishing in 2008.  She also has written and co-authored a number of articles and a book on childcare.

On the third Thursday of each month, The Poetry Institute Poetry Series celebrates an eclectic mix of poetic voices.  Free.  Refreshments.  Open mic.  Outstanding featured readers.  In a casual setting.   Open to all (even poets).

The Institute Library
847 Chapel Street
New Haven, CT

Doors Open at 6:30.  Reading starts at 7:00.
Please arrive a few minutes early to sign up for the reading.

Great Poetry!

In a Warm, Friendly Environment

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