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28 Sunday / September 28, 2014

Last Sunday Poetry Reading & Open Mic

03:00 pm to 04:30 pm
Bloomington Convention Center, 302 S. College Ave., Rogers Room
http://www.writersguildbloomington.com

Bring something to read for the open mic, bring something for the writer magazine exchange.

This event is free and open to the public. Free parking.

Ciara Miller, a native of Chicago, is a poetry MFA candidate and an African American/African Diaspora Studies MA candidate at Indiana University. She has published poems and academic essays in such collections and periodicals as Callaloo, African American Review, PLUCK, Chorus, Alice Walker: Critical Insights, and Cave Canem Anthology XII.

Thomas Tokarski is a Bloomington poet and environmental/social activist who writes to fend off despair and cynicism. In spite of the sad state of the world he remains a reluctant optimist. His poems emerge from a profound interest in and respect for, this complex, beautiful, fragile planet and all the strange creatures that inhabit it, including us. It is the only home we will ever have. It is his firm believe that –

Peace must be rooted in the earth
if it is to flower in the people.

Cost: Free

For more information contact:

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