Here is the link for the replay on the Bird & Beckett YouTube channel.
June 8, 2023- 7 pm, Denise Low, Kansas Poet Laureate emerita, has won a
Red Mountain Press award, NEH grants, and other recognition for her writings
and research. She was president of the Associated Writing Programs board and is
a founding board member of Indigenous Nations Poets. Her memoir
The
Turtle's Beating Heart: One Family's Story of Lenape Survival is from the
University of Nebraska Press. She has articles and reviews in
Unpapered: Native
Writers on Identity; PostIndian Aesthetics; and
Marsh
Hawk Press’s Chapter One series. She has a close relationship to
jackalopes and sighted Bigfoot with her husband.
Art Beck’s Opera Omnia Luxorius, a Duet for Sitar
and Trombone won the 2013 Northern California Book Award for poetry
in translation. His Mea Roma, a “meditative sampling” of Martial
epigrams was a runner up in the American Literary Translators Association 2018
Cliff Becker Book Prize. His Etudes, a Rilke Recital was a finalist in
the 2021 NCBA. He will be reading from his 2022 volume, Angel Rain, Poems 1977-2020.
Art Goodtimes retired in 2016 after five terms as Colorado’s
only Green Party county commissioner. He co-directs the Telluride Institute’s
Talking Gourds poetry project, is poetry editor for Fungi Magazine , and co-hosts
the Sage Green Journal online
anthology. He founded the Institute’s Prospect Basin Fen Project and its
Ute Reconciliation and Indigenous Peoples Day projects and remains on their
advisory boards. His poetry books include As If the World Really
Mattered (La Alameda Press) and Looking South to Lone
Cone (Western Eye Press). He was co-editor of the anthology MycoEpithalamia:
Mushroom Wedding Poems (Fungi Press). Art’s latest book is Dancing
on Edge: The McRedeye Poems (Lithic Press, Fruita, CO, 2019). A
widower and a grandpa, Art lives alone on Wrights Mesa near Norwood. His oldest
daughter Iris Willow and his granddaughter
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