[Quincy Lehr]

Please join us at 5:45pm on October 6th at

The Bowery Poetry Club
308 Bowery
New York, NY

for an open mic, featuring Terese Coe and Walter Ancarrow

Terese Coe's poems and translations have recently appeared in Agenda,
Alaska Quarterly Review, The Cincinnati Review, The Connecticut Review
Leviathan Quarterly, New American Writing, New Walk Magazine,
Orbis, Ploughshares, Poetry, Poetry Review, Smartish Pace, The Stinging
Fly, Stone Canoe, Tar River Review, The Threepenny Review, The TLS,
and The Warwick Review, among many others and several anthologies,
and will soon appear in The Huffington Poast. Her poem "More" was
heli-dropped over London in multiples as part of the 2012 London
Olympic's Poetry Parnassus.

Walter Ancarrow (1903-1988) lived in Brooklyn, New York.
Unknown in his lifetime, his posthumous recognition includes
publication in various journals and awards from various contests.
He is the Editor-at-Lethe at KIN.

[Cally Conan-Davies]

Well . . . I am grateful to attend this announcement alone, which has to go down as one of the most poetically image-boggling of all Carmine St announcements for all time!

If cars had wings! (for I will be stuck in one half a continent away on this date).

I have not seen Terese perform, which is a huge reason I would love to attend this event.

I have seen Water perform, which is a huge reason I would love to attend this event.

You know I would give anything . . . fair dinkum.

Cally

[Orwn Acra]

Cally, you get the sneak-peak in Portland in a few days.

[Terese Coe]

Cally,

Wish you could be here too for the reading too! As well as the revivification of one Walter Ancarrow, who died at the youthful age of 85 (which was a good while considering his era) and, in keeping with tradition, reincarnated within a few years. Amazingly, he remembers his previous incarnation in toto! (Or in Toto possibly.) So far he has not spoken of it, and we can only hope...

Meanwhile, stay on high ground!

[Charlotte Innes]

Break a leg, Terese and Walter!

And thanks for the history, Terese. I had no idea. The Bio gives hints, I suppose. I love "Editor-at-Lethe!"

Charlotte

[Wendy Sloan]

Just a week away now ...
Save the date!

[Terese Coe]

Originally Posted by Charlotte Innes

Break a leg, Terese and Walter!

And thanks for the history, Terese. I had no idea. The Bio gives hints, I suppose. I love "Editor-at-Lethe!"

Charlotte

Thanks, Charlotte--a continent too far & wish it were otherwise.

Editor-at-Lethe sounds like editor at ease!

[Allen Tice]

In Santa Fe that day (New Mex).

[Wendy Sloan]

We'll miss you -- Cally, Charlotte and Allen!
It's going to be great:
Terese's work is very fine, and ... well, an opportunity to hear an
Editor-at-Lethe doesn't come along every day now, does it?

[Terese Coe]

Thanks, Wendy~~see you there!