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Rick Mullin 09-28-2017 10:17 AM

I will try to get to the At the Inkwell reading.

But you are definitely flying over the fly-over states!

RM

Aaron Poochigian 09-28-2017 10:44 AM

Rick, I would love to see you there. Yes, there's only so much money to spend on travel so we're doing major metros. I am trying to set up a gig in Youngstown, Ohio (but don't tell Ohio that New Yorkers consider it flyover! I've been there--a proud state).

What state is round on the sides and high in the middle?

Ohio.

Get it?

Andrew Szilvasy 09-28-2017 11:17 AM

One friend got back to me and suggested Porter Square Books might be an avenue. I've been to prose readings there, though it had slipped my mind since I haven't been there in years.

He also suggested that you check out MassPoetry.org

Aaron Poochigian 09-28-2017 12:29 PM

Will do, Andrew. Hmn. Porter Square--one of the famous squares of Boston. Thank you.

Andrew Szilvasy 09-28-2017 03:31 PM

Another thought: perhaps the Powwows would set you up in Newburyport for a reading, which isn't too far north, and could make an easy double-dip.

Allen Tice 09-28-2017 05:41 PM

Aaron, I'm consulting with my extraordinary spouse, Maryellen, and it's really likely we can do the KGB, corners or not. Maybe I'll bring a flashlight, as I recall the light away from the podium isn't strong. We might scope out DTUT beforehand too, and make it a possibility for me, at least -- if you haven't used up all your best material at the KGB. As for Sappho, we (I and thou) could fruitfully puzzle at which parent she lost while very young (according to Ovid). On δεδυκε, I'd want to agree to disagree (if we disagree) like the gentlemen we are, and together storm the walls of Troy after imbibing.

Mark McDonnell 09-29-2017 07:56 AM

Aaron, you'd be more than welcome, Leek is a lovely place despite my flippancy. Alas, I'm pretty sure Hound of the Baskervilles was Dartmoor, down in the south of the country. And we can't claim Cathy and Heathcliff either, who were further north. But our moors are great moors. We have the best moors. (Sorry, I 'Trumped out' for a second. Been reading another thread...)

Andrew Szilvasy 10-07-2017 04:17 PM

Some other Boston-based suggestions sent along to me:
Brookline Poetry Series, one sunday a month at Brookline Public Library
Trident Bookstore & Cafe Downtown
Porter Square Books
Brookline Booksmith
Wellesley Booksmith
Newtonville Books
The Coop
Groliers
Some of these overlap, obviously, with other suggestions, but I just cut and pasted her thoughts.

Aaron Poochigian 10-07-2017 04:57 PM

Thanks to you and your friend for the list, Andrew. I will solicit all those venues. Boston 2018!

Allen Tice 11-03-2017 05:13 PM

Aaron, I don't think my wife can come. Sorry.


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