Leonard Nelson Gallery
September 12, 2012
Tomorrow, September 13th, 2012 I’ll be reading with four other poets at the Leonard Nelson Gallery in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania as part of the Gallery’s second Tuesdays series. Come out if you’re in the area. The details are as follows:
Leonard Nelson Gallery: 932 W. LANCASTER AVENUE, BRYN MAWR, PA, (610) 291-8455
Date/Time: Thursday, September 13th – 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Featuring:
● David Moolten ● Bill Van Buskirk ● Lisa Alexander Baron
● Ray Greenblatt ● Mike Cohen ● Lawren Bale
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David Moolten
About me: I'm the author of three books of poetry, Plums & Ashes (Northeastern University, 1994), which won the Samuel French Morse Poetry Prize, Especially Then (David Robert Books, 2005), and Primitive Mood, which won the 2009 T.S. Eliot Prize from Truman State University Press, and was published in 2009.
I'm also a physician specializing in transfusion medicine, and I live, write and practice in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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'Cuda (Originally appeared in The Kenyon Review) Download: Cudald224kps.mp3?attredirects=0
Ode For Orville And Wilbur Wright (Originally appeared in The Southern Review) Primitive Mood
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