Reading Series
The American Book Review and the University of Houston–Victoria School of Arts and Sciences have joined to create the UHV/ABR Reading Series. The series features nationally recognized writers on extended visits to the University of Houston–Victoria. Past speakers include:
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... The Dusty Owl Reading Series was first launched in 1994 by Steve Zytveld, then president of the English Literature Society at Carleton University ... In 2004, the Dusty Owl Reading Series was revived with many of its original participants as the organizational force ... The reading series has hosted poets and authors from across Canada and the United States featured readers have included George Elliot Clarke, Hal Niedzviecki, Rob McLennan ...
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... forums on writers in the movement, and themes such as "The Politics of Poetry" and "Reading Stein." Equally significant for the understanding of this movement of divergent, though ... Aside from magazines and presses, a number of poetry reading series, especially in New York, Washington, D.C ... Generally considered most important were the Ear Inn reading series in New York, founded in 1978 by Ted Greenwald and Charles Bernstein and later organized through James Sherry's Segue Foundation and ...
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