Upcoming Events

Summary: Considered to be one of the greatest poets of 20th century China, Huang Xiang has been described as a "poet on fire" and a human torch who burns as a lamp of freedom and enlightenment. Huang Xiang is a multi-nominee for the Nobel prize in literature.

Summary: The 3 Poems by . . . Poetry Discussion Group will discuss three poems by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Join us for lively discussions of your favorite poetry. Registration is encouraged, but not required. Register to receive the poems by email in advance.

Summary: Yona Harvey is a literary artist and university professor in creative writing who lives and works in Pittsburgh. She appears at Writers LIVE with her extraordinary debut poetry collection, Hemming the Water.

Summary: Rosaly DeMaios Roffman taught creative writing and founded a folklore/mythology center at Indian University of Pennsylvania.

Summary: Rina Ferrarelli will read from The Bread We Ate, published by Guernica in 2012, a collection of tales of the tribe, four generations of Italian immigrants, herself included, “scattered/ across states and provinces, /three countries.”

Summary: The 3 Poems by . . . Poetry Discussion Group will discuss three poems by Louise Glück. Join us for lively discussions of your favorite poetry. Registration is encouraged, but not required. Register to receive the poems by email in advance.

Summary: The 3 Poems by . . . Poetry Discussion Group will discuss three poems by Wallace Stevens. Join us for lively discussions of your favorite poetry. Registration is encouraged, but not required. Register to receive the poems by email in advance.

Summary: The 3 Poems by . . . Poetry Discussion Group will discuss three poems by Rumi. Join us for lively discussions of your favorite poetry. Registration is encouraged, but not required. Register to receive the poems by email in advance.

Summary: The 3 Poems by . . . Poetry Discussion Group will discuss three poems by Langston Hughes. Join us for lively discussions of your favorite poetry. Registration is encouraged, but not required. Register to receive the poems by email in advance.