The April edition of the Franklin Park Reading series included several poets to celebrate National Poetry Month, and was also marked by music — a poet singing poet and a record player.
This month has a whole lot of books coming out. It seems like everyone was sitting on books during the pandemic and decided to release them this spring.
On Monday, March 13, a crowd filled Franklin Park for the 13th anniversary of the Franklin Park Reading Series.
On Monday, March 13, a crowd filled Franklin Park for the 13th anniversary of the Franklin Park Reading Series.
The Rally Reading series, held once a month on Thursdays at Pete’s Candy Store, is political by design. On March 3, 2022, the Rally was in-person at Pete’s Candy Store.
As book events migrate to virtual spaces, many events are becoming permanently available online. Bookstores, event spaces, and reading series are producing thousands of hours of readings and book discussions, and many of these events end up on YouTube creating a vast resource for readers and writers alike.
Even though summer is almost over, there are a few books we still need to read. If you’ve been following Notable Online over at The Rumpus, you probably noticed how many great events there are every week. All the virtual events have made it even easier to feel overwhelmed.
Don’t fret! We have you covered. Although we aren’t writing up virtual events, here’s a few books we would have written about this summer if we were attending events in person. It’s not too late to check them out!
As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, in real life literary events have, like most of our world, been put on hold. We still have notes from our last in real life event and intend to write it up — eventually.
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