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“Poetry Roundtables” to Take Place at Downtown’s Java Vino (Racine)

racinepubliclibrary.jpgThrough a collaboration between the Racine Public Library and Racine’s Java Vino wine and coffee shop, the Racine Public Library brings “Poetry Roundtables.” This new program invites the public for discussions of contemporary American poetry at Java Vino, once a month. The events are free and the setting will be conducive to a group of individuals with varied levels of experience with poetry. Each month will focus on a new contemporary American poet. Participants will read excerpts from a poet’s work together, analyze it, and discuss what significance it has in today’s society.

To supplement this program, the Racine Public Library’s internet website is providing a page with links pertaining to each author that include poetry, interviews and criticisms, among other resources.

This month we will focus on the works of Poet Ben Lerner and the event will be taking place on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH from 7-9pm. Continue reading →

An Invitation to Write

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Writing prompts are excellent tools to use when you’ve hit a wall with your writing. The Kenosha Writers’ Group prompts are intentionally vague and open ended to give your thoughts room to flow.

Visit www.KenoshaWritersGroup.com for writing prompts aimed at inspiring you out of writer’s block. Last month’s prompt was “The Worst Possible Thing.” Contributors were Joe Barr, Angela Miller, Bill Schroeder and Rick McCluskey.

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