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SUMMARY:In Conversation: On Waterproof: Evidence of a Miami Worth Remembering
DESCRIPTION:Waterproof: Evidence of a Miami Worth Remembering is a collection of micro-elegies to Miami places. We asked Miamians\, “What will you miss when Miami is gone?” These are their answers: 197 pieces from 165 writers and artists\, ranging from high schoolers to retirees and hailing from all corners of Miami-Dade County. Featuring the book’s editor\, Mario Alejandro Ariza\, and contributing authors Michael Ivory Jr.\, Arsimmer McCoy\, Alejandro Nodarse\, Christell Victoria Roach\, Horacio Sierra\, and Monica Uszerowicz\, with a special introduction by Caroline Cabrera of O\, Miami. Presented in partnership with O\, Miami. \nIn partnership with
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SUMMARY:Our Brief & Earthly Inheritance: Two Poets on the Art of Making Do
DESCRIPTION:The poems in Jim Daniels’ Gun/Shy deal with the emotional weight of making do. Tinged with both the regrets and wisdom of aging\, his poems measure the wages of love in a changing world with its vanishing currency. He finds solace in small miracles\, exploring family work\, childhood and adolescence\, and his own mortality. He examines race\, white privilege\, America’s gun culture\, and factory work\, the myths we memorize to help us sleep at night\, those that keep us awake and trembling. In The Mica Mine\, Michael Hettich celebrates the unspoken dialogues of the natural world with linguistic dexterity and fierce transformative details. The human and animal realms interact with the vines and ponds of the untamed world\, until they are a blended whole\, reminding us of our brief and earthly inheritance. Moderated by poet Elisa Albo\, South Florida Poetry Journal. \nSponsored by                                                                                               \n \n  \n  \nIn partnership with
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SUMMARY:In Conversation: On A Quilt for David & Between Certain Death and a Possible Future: Queer Writing on Growing Up with the AIDS Crisis
DESCRIPTION:In poetry and prose\, Steven Reigns’ A Quilt for David explores the story of David Acer\, whose homosexuality and sickly appearance from AIDS-related illness made him the perfect scapegoat and a victim of mob mentality in his conservative\, early 1990s-era Florida town. Between Certain Death and a Possible Future: Queer Writing on Growing Up with the AIDS Crisis is Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore’s wide-ranging collection of stories from a generation that came of age during the epidemic and had to confront the notion that desire led to death. Moderated by William Johnson\, PEN Across America program director. \nSponsored by                                                                                               \n \n  \n  \nIn partnership with \n \n  \n  \n 
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SUMMARY:Hard-Earned Wisdom: Two Poets on Small Ecstasies & Difficult Loves
DESCRIPTION:In The Impossible: Poems\, Deborah DeNicola explores landscapes of her own passion\, her mother’s decline\, and her father’s life\, death\, and imagined afterlife with hard-earned wisdom\, transforming the personal into something beyond universal – the possibility that each life\, encompassing its own suffering\, questing\, and small ecstasies\, is really a stage toward a greater “becoming.” Barbra Nightingale is full of vulnerability\, smarts\, and sometimes hilarity in Spells & Other Ways of Flying: Poems. She brings her witchy poetry powers to poems of both difficult and wonderful loves\, tracing various angers and honoring the emotional landscape of the heart. \nSponsored by                                                                                               
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SUMMARY:Three Poets on Hurricanes\, History & the Converse MFA
DESCRIPTION:When her Florida apartment is damaged by the ferocity of Hurricane Irma\, Denise Duhamel turns to Dante and terza rima\, reconstructing the form into the long poem “Terza Irma.” Throughout her new poetry collection\, Second Story: Poems\, she investigates our near-catastrophic ecological and political moment\, hyper aware of her own complicity\, resistance\, and agency. With fear of the water below and a burglar who enters through her second story window\, she bravely faces the story under the story\, the second story we often neglect to tell. In formal and nontraditional poems\, Ashley M. Jones calls for long-overdue reparations to the Black descendants of enslaved people in the United States. In Reparations Now!\, she takes on the worst of today – state-sanctioned violence\, pandemic-induced crises\, and white silence – all while uplifting Black joy. In In All These Hungers: Poems\, Rick Mulkey turns on his hungers\, turns Rimbaud into something American\, small town scrappy\, transparent and musky: these poems land on the tongue and in the brain and center on the stomach. Whisky\, beans\, peppered pork belly bacon\, lemonade\, unclean scrambled eggs\, very cold sweet tea\, onions\, beets\, tomatoes\, wine – these Rabelaisian poems have a nose for the ground that smells “like dusty clocks.” \nSponsored by                                                                                               
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