Events

SIGNIFICANT PAST EVENTS

Poets for Science (video here)

Jane Hirshfield & Meryl Natchez Reading, Thursday November 19 @7pm PST

Osher Marin JCC & Marin Poetry Center present two poets to read their work. They will talk about their experiences as writers during a time of crisis, the importance of community, and their shared sense of reverence for the natural world. Jane Hirshfield is an honored and distinguished poet, and was recently elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. Meryl Natchez is a poet, translator, and reviewer, and chair of the Marin Poetry Center. They both have new books, Ledger from Knopf for Jane, and Catwalk from Longship Press for Meryl. You can purchase by clicking on the links above (they make lovely gifts). This video unfortunately doesn’t start at the beginning, but about half of our hour together: Recorded here

Salon Undone

September 11, 2020

Recorded here

 

 

 

 

You can watch the  recording as part of this series.

 

Sunday, October 25th

Sadly, my reading with Ellen Bass at AWP
was cancelled due to virus, but…

We will do our best to reschedule for someplace in whenever…

Adam Jay Morris & Meryl Natchez
The Right Word Poetry Weekend

Vallombrosa Center
250 Oak Grove Ave, Menlo Park, CA 94025

Poetry Weekend focuses on poems that center on language. The Saturday afternoon workshop examines multiple translations of two very different poems. Guest speakers, Forrest Gander and Meryl Natchez, will guide us through the challenges of translation and answer your questions.

 

Saturday, November 2 at 2pm
Poetry Reading with Amanda Moore

Gearbox Gallery
770 West Grand Ave, #B
Oakland, CA

 

 

 

Friday, October 11, 7-9pm
Poetry Reading with Francesca Bell
Poetry Connection at
Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Marin
240 Channing Way, San Rafael, CA 94903
Venue Website

Saturday, October 19, 6:30pm
Poetry Reading with Sandra Cross, Rebecca Foust and Amanda Moore
Faye’s Video, 3614 18th Street
San Francisco, Phase 2, Litquake

Linda Gregg Memorial
Please watch the video, which is in two parts.