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The Eye On Life Poetry Travel fund was created to bring written word poets and spoken word artists together by sponsoring travel that will do just that.  

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    Mar082010

    From The Poetry Foundation - Upcoming Readings  

    AuthorTom Rubenoff, Senior Editor | DateMonday, March 8, 2010 at 9:38PM
     

    March 9, 2010 : New York, NY
    Kostas Anagnopoulos, Kevin Varrone, and Karen Weiser. Dixon Place
    Insurance Editions founding editor Anagnopoulos (Moving Blanket) reads with Temple University writing teacher Varrone (G-Point Almanac: Passyunk Lost) and CUNY Ph.D. candidate Weiser (To Light Out) to celebrate their new releases from Ugly Duckling Presse.

    March 10, 2010 : New York, NY
    George Tysh and Stephanie Young. Poetry Project
    Poet and conceptual artist Tysh (The Imperfect) reads with poet and Deep Oakland editor Young (Picture Palace) at this weekly series.

    March 10-13, 2010 : Washington, DC
    Jeffrey McDaniel, Cornelius Eady, Wang Ping, and others. Split This Rock Festival
    Sarah Lawrence College professor McDaniel (The Endarkenment), Cave Canem co-founder Eady (Brutal Imagination), and poet, translator, and photographer Ping (The Magic Whip) give readings as part of this four-day festival, designed “to celebrate the poetry of witness and provocation.”

    Full listings at The Poetry Foundation

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