fourth sundays

FOURTH SUNDAYS

RHINO POETRY WORKSHOPS

and peer exchange



sponsored by RHINO/the Poetry Forum



COME AND TRY OUT YOUR NEW WORK ON US!



Evanston Public Library

Church & Orrington

1:30-4:30 -- Room 108



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Past leaders and readers and all poets welcome. Drop in, have poems critiqued, and participate in an ongoing discussion of poetry and poetics. Sessions are free* and no registration is required.



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Sunday, January 25th, 2009

Leader: Greg Grummer



Greg Grummer has been published in numerous small presses, including Rhino, APR, Ploughshares, Hunger, Fence, Indiana Review, Fine Madness, and more, and will be appearing once again in RHINO 2009!. He's a graduate of the George Mason MFA program in poetry. He lives in Milwaukee where he and his sister run the family business marketing hand papermaking kits and supplies. He has a five year old son Jack, who, someday, all this (whatever that might be) will belong to.



Greg's topic: Titles... the various issues involved in the title of a poem.



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Bring 15 or more copies (no longer than two pages) of work you want critiqued.



*$5 donation appreciated



This project is partially supported by grants the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency.



For more in: RHINOPOETRY.ORG



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FOURTH SUNDAYS

RHINO POETRY WORKSHOPS

and peer exchange



sponsored by RHINO/the Poetry Forum



COME AND TRY OUT YOUR NEW WORK ON US!



Evanston Public Library

Church & Orrington

1:30-4:30 -- Room 108



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Past leaders and readers and all poets welcome. Drop in, have poems critiqued, and participate in an ongoing discussion of poetry and poetics. Sessions are free* and no registration is required.



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Sunday, January 25th, 2009

Leader: Greg Grummer



Greg Grummer has been published in numerous small presses, including Rhino, APR, Ploughshares, Hunger, Fence, Indiana Review, Fine Madness, and more, and will be appearing once again in RHINO 2009!. He's a graduate of the George Mason MFA program in poetry. He lives in Milwaukee where he and his sister run the family business marketing hand papermaking kits and supplies. He has a five year old son Jack, who, someday, all this (whatever that might be) will belong to.



Greg's topic: This. This is that.

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Bring 15 or more copies (no longer than two pages) of work you want critiqued.

*$5 donation appreciated



This project is partially supported by grants from the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency.



FOR MORE INFO: RHINOPOETRY.ORG