Saturday, September 08, 2007

BATTLE HILL POETRY FESTIVAL

BATTLE HILL POETRY FESTIVAL AT THE GREEN-WOOD CEMETERY
SATURDAY OCTOBER 13, 2007 7PM

A literary event for the living amongst the dead, the Battle Hill
Poetry Festival will be a tremendous gala poetry marathon, the most
elaborate we have ever developed and a lively extension of the spirit
of the Battle Hill Reading Series. Step into the historic Green-Wood
Chapel on a Saturday night in the country’s most beautiful cemetery,
478 acres of woodland right in the middle of New York City, and honor
our poet ancestors -- both permanent residents of Green-Wood, and our
still very-much-alive forbearers. We invite you to join us for Battle
Hill’s Dia de la Muerte.

BATTLE HILL POETRY FESTIVAL AT THE GREEN-WOOD CEMETERY
SATURDAY OCTOBER 13, 2007 7PM
Green-Wood Chapel
25th street Entrance of Green-Wood Cemetery (25th street/5th avenue in
South Slope-Green Wood Hts)
R train to 25th Street, walk up the hill one block from subway
ADMISSISON: $5-10 SLIDING SCALE
RSVP at battlehillfestival@gmail.com

Over 20 poets will read & local blues musician Bennett Harris will play
during the refreshment breaks.

bernadette mayer
brenda coultas
jennifer coleman
jim behrle
megan burns
jessica fiorini
julie reid
philip good
dave brinks
brett evans
karen weiser
ce putnam
lauren claire ireland
anna moschovakis
shafer hall
macgregor card
genya turovskaya
anselm berrigan
joe elliot
gina myers
brendan lorber
allison cobb
todd colby
edmund berrigan
and others!

The Battle Hill Reading Series is hosted by Brooklyn-born Tracey
McTague, Lungfull! Magazine editor, and living resident of Brooklyn’s
geographic apex, Battle Hill, across from the cemetery.

The Battle Hill Reading Series is funded in part by Poets & Writer’s,
Inc. with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, a
state agency, and the Green-Wood Historic Fund.

Proceeds will go to benefit the The Green-Wood Historic Fund.

Additional information at www.lungfull.org/battlehill

2 Comments:

Blogger Diana said...

Todd, do we really have to RSVP for a poetry reading?

6:20 PM  
Blogger Todd Colby said...

I don't think so. I'll find out. But I don't think so.

9:42 PM  

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