July 31: Charles Coe Features at Stone Soup Poetry

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On July 31, we close out the month with the return of Charles Coe as he celebrates his latest collection.

Charles Coe is the author of five books of poetry: Picnic on the Moon, All Sins Forgiven: Poems for my Parents, Memento Mori, Purgatory Road, and most recently Charles Coe: New and Selected Works, all published by Leapfrog Press. His novella Spin Cycles, about a homeless man living on the street in Boston, was published by Gemma Media. Peach Pie, a short film by filmmaker Roberto Mighty based on his poem "Fortress," has been shown in film festivals nationwide.

He is the recipient of fellowships from the Massachusetts Cultural Council and the St. Botolph Club of Boston, and has been selected by the Associates of the Boston Public Library as a “Boston Literary Light.” He has served as an Artist-in-Residence for the city of Boston where he created an oral history project that featured people who live and work on Mission Hill.

Charles teaches poetry and prose in a variety of settings, including grade schools, high schools, colleges, writing conferences and private workshops. He has served as poet-in-residence at Wheaton College and at the Chautauqua Institution in western New York, and is adjunct professor of English at Salve Regina University in Newport, Rhode Island, teaching poetry and nonfiction. 

He serves on the Board of Directors for The Brattleboro Literary Festival and New England Poetry Club, and on the planning committee for Convergence Ensemble. He is a member the Steering Committee for the Boston Chapter of The National Writers Union, a labor union for freelance writers.

 Join us on July 31 from 7:00 to 9:00 PM ET by clicking this link.

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July 24: Stone Soup Poetry Online All-Open Mic

 

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On July 24, we offer an all-open mic before July's final feature.

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The meeting ID is 863 7517 5571

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July 17: Gabby Gilliam Features at Stone Soup Poetry

 

 

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On July 17, Stone Soup welcomes Gabby Gilliam, another member of Old Scratch Press (OSP) with a new collection.

Gabby Gilliam is a writer, teacher, and a mom. She lives in the District of Columbia area with her husband and son. She is a founder of Old Scratch Press (OSP). Her first chapbook, No Ocean Spit Me Out, was released in June 2024 from OSP and is nominated for the National Book Award in Poetry. Her poetry and fiction is online and anthologies.

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July 10: No Stone Soup Gathering

 

 

Stone Soup is taking a week off and will return on July 17. Stay tuned for upcoming online shows and hopefully the return of some kind of live event.

July 3: Linda Wlodyka Features at Stone Soup Poetry

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On July 3, we welcome past Stone Soup attendee Linda Wlodyka, who will be reading from her first full-length collection.

Linda Bratcher Wlodyka is the Massachusetts, Beat Poet Laureate, 2023-2025. She resides in Berkshire County. She has held the position of a docent at The Mount, Edith Wharton’s summer home in Lenox, MA from 2002-2006. She retired as an educator from Mt. Greylock Regional School District in Williamstown in 2020. Linda’s poem, "Secret Cottage," was voted Best in the Berkshires in 2012. Linda has 3 chapbooks previously self-published, Her Spirited Cameo, Voices from the Blue Room and Tick Tock. Linda’s first full length poetry collection released September 2023, If Brambles Were Bookends: Collected Poems was published by Human Error Publishing. Her poems have been published in several journals and anthologies both in print and online. Linda is a member of the Florence Poet’s Society and has been involved in the reading of submissions of their yearly publication, Silkworm.

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The meeting ID is 860 0220 0889

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June 26: Dan Flore III Features at Stone Soup Poetry

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. We close off June and kick off summer on June 26 with a feature by Dan Flore III.

 

Dan Flore III’s writings have appeared in many publications. His 8 books are Lapping Water, Humbled Wise Men Christmas Haikus, Home and other places I’ve yet to see, Pink Marigold Rays (Gen Z Publishing), Written in the dust on the ceiling fan, (Dead Man’s Press Ink), Hospital Issued Writing Notebook (Querencia Press) Apartmentalized (Impspired) and the forthcoming Everything Must Go (Cajun Mutt Press)

 

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June 19: Stone Soup Poetry Online All-Open Mic

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. We offer a simple open mic for the Juneteenth holiday.

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June 13: Stone Soup Poetry Online All Open Mic

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. HOWEVER, this week, due to a scheduling conflict, we are having an all-open mic this Thursday on June 13 with features hopefully returning next week.

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The meeting ID is 892 7984 3023

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June 5: Stone Soup Poetry Online All Open Mic

 

 

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On June 5, we continue our march towards summer with another all-open mic. 

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May 29: Valerie Loveland Features at Stone Soup Poetry

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On May 29, Valerie Loveland closes out Stone Soup's anniversary month reading from her new collection.

Valerie Loveland’s book [unsolved mysteries theme song], poems about the 1980s TV show Unsolved Mysteries, was published this year. She likes audio poetry, silent movies and knitting. After being gone for a long time, she moved back to where she grew up in New Jersey.

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May 22: Elizabeth Doran Features at Stone Soup Poetry

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On May 22, we celebrate the return of poet and poetry advocate Elizabeth Doran.

Elizabeth Doran is a painter and poet. From 2011-2020 She was the manager of the Grolier Poetry Book Shop in Cambridge, MA. Elizabeth lives in The Back Bay of Boston. She has read at many venues in Cambridge and Boston.

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May 15: C.C. Arshagra Features at Stone Soup Poetry

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On May 15, Stone Soup's anniversary month continues with artistic entrepreneur C.C. Arshagra.

Recognized as one of the most dedicated followers of the open microphone circuit, C.C. Arshagra won a Boston award for participating in the most open microphones in 2000. He is the author of Emotional Geography, Poems, Scared Sacred, Death of an Ego, What Manner of Character and now the open microphone / human rights, free speech, and the word. In addition, he writes song lyrics. A veteran video producer of the Stone Poet Poets weekly CCTV shows. Feature poet at several Stone Soup Anniversary shows including year 45 with his poetry art band Funk Physics with legendary guest musicans Blake Newman and Ken Field performing live to improvised music. Core Funk Physics bandmates Derrik Bosse and Matt Belliveau. History includes working with jazz artists: Jeff Robinson Trio JR3’s Poetry Jam, Ken Field’s Board of Education and Michael Caglianone’s Zen Bastards. 

His live improvisations include the 4 CD series The ID “inkless dialogue” poems / Spoken mind Poetry; this work exists in sound form only. He also has produced many radio and video shows for broadcast, including Stone Soup Poetry (CCTV / Cambridge, MA), "The Worlds On" (SCTV - Somerville, MA), "The I Do Not Know Show," "The Divide and Conquer News Report" (WESU 88.1 Middletown CT) and "Dear Dead People with Uncle CC" (YouTube). His paradigm art project The Human Room Open Voice / THROV.life aims to bring into fruition the internet’s first global participant-owned free speech platform. Podcasts in production include The WORD Show / Worlds Of Resolved Dichotomies, Plus the experimental film/ video projects DocuDialogue, C.C. Arshagra’s In Conversation With, and Naked, Vulnerable and Being are just some of his film/video works in progress. Arshagra walks the walk, speaks soul to soul and is humbled by life as an artist. His canvas of creativity is expansive and his favorite mantra is “love is not afraid.” 

Arshagra is an autodidact raised by an Armenian genocide survivor who taught him profound attitudes of benevolence: no hate, no enemy, no blame and no vengeance He spent many years in Boston and Cambridge – urban areas that nourish the voices of emerging poets and encourage free speech as a common language, free of social limitations and cultural constraints. His journey of transcendence draws strength from movement and healing arts, and constantly renews itself with profound commitment to love. In more recent years, his writing has been complemented by work on websites that serve free speech and humanitarian goals.

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The meeting ID is 812 4396 5985

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May 8: Mark Lipman Features at Stone Soup Poetry

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On May 8, Stone Soup's anniversary month continues with special feature Mark Lipman.

Mark Lipman, founder of the press Vagabond, the Culver City Book Festival, the Elba Poetry Festival; winner of the 2015 Joe Hill Labor Poetry Award; the 2016 International Latino Book Award and the 2023 L’Alloro di Dante (Dante’s Laurel - Italy), a writer, poet, multi-media artist, activist and author of fourteen books, began his career as the writer-in residence at the world famous Shakespeare and Company in Paris, France (2002-2003). Since then he has worked closely with such legendary poets as Lawrence Ferlinghetti and Jack Hirschman on many projects and for the last twenty years has established a strong international following as a leading voice of his generation. He’s the host and foreign correspondent for the radio program, Poetry from Around the World for Poets Café on KPFK 90.7FM Los Angeles. As Mark continues to travel the world, he uses poetry to connect communities to the greater social justice issues, while building consciousness through the spoken word.

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The meeting ID is 827 7647 9595

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May 1: Stone Soup's 53rd Anniversary All-Open Mic

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On May 1, Stone Soup marks it's fifty-third anniversary with an all-open mic with features to follow for the rest of May.

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The meeting ID is 834 1051 5272

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April 24: Anne Elezabeth Pluto Closes Out National Poetry Month at Stone Soup Poetry

 

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On April 24, Lily Annie Pluto closes out our National Poetry Month features with aplomb.

 

Anne Elezabeth Pluto grew up in Brooklyn, NY before it was cool. She is Professor of Literature and Theatre at Lesley University in Cambridge, MA where she is the artistic director of the Oxford Street Players. She is an alumna of Shakespeare & Company and was a member of the Worcester Shakespeare Company 2011 – 2016. She was a member of the Boston small press scene in the late 1980s and is one of the founders and editors at Nixes Mate Review and Nixes Mate Books. She has two full-length collections The Deepest Part of Dark, Unlikely Stories Press, NOLA (2020), and How Many Miles to Babylon?, Lily Books, (2023).

 

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The meeting ID is 894 7752 5795

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April 17: Sue Savoy Features at Stone Soup Poetry

 

 

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On April 17, multiple time feature Sue Savoy finally makes her way to our virtual podium.

 

Sue Savoy is a Boston area poet. She is a longtime regular at the Cantab lounge open mike and has featured there for the Boston Poetry Slam and across New England, including The Dirty Gerund, Slam Free or Die, and Stone Soup. Her book, T Poems: 1995-2024, a collection of poems about humanity via the lense of the MBTA, is in the works at Crooked Treehouse Press.

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The meeting ID is 874 4170 0263

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April 10: Mary Ann Honaker Features at Stone Soup Poetry

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On April 10, Mary Ann Honaker visits our virtual podium this National Poetry Month from her latest collection.

Mary Ann Honaker is the author of Becoming Persephone (Third Lung Press, 2019), and Whichever Way the Moon (Main Street Rag, 2023). Her poems have appeared in Bear Review, JMWW, Juked, Little Patuxent Review, Rattle.com, Solstice, Sweet Tree Review, and elsewhere. She currently lives in Beaver, West Virginia.

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The meeting ID is 850 3021 5661

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April 3: Rich Boucher Features at Stone Soup Poetry

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On April 3, Rich Boucher kicks off National Poetry Month.

Rich Boucher resides in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Rich has been a member of five poetry slam teams representing cities all across the U.S (Worcester, Mass. (1995 and 1996), Washington, D.C (2001)., Wilmington, Delaware (2007) and twice representing Albuquerque, New Mexico (2008 and 2014). In 2012 Rich was named to the first inaugural Albuquerque Poet Laureate Selection Committee for a two-year term, and his participation helped to select Hakim Bellamy, the City of Albuquerque’s first official Poet Laureate. In the same year, partially owing to his connections with the Delaware and Philadelphia art, music and poetry scenes, Rich appeared on the album, Dylan – Philadelphia pays tribute to a Legend, an album featuring various Philadelphia artists performing covers of Dylan songs to benefit Amnesty Inrnational and the End Hunger Network; Rich’s contribution to the album was a spoken-word rendition of Bob Dylan’s “My Back Pages.” 

Rich’s poems have appeared in The Nervous Breakdown, Neon, Malpais Review, Gargoyle, Menacing Hedge, Neon, Shot Glass Review, Bending Genres and Stink Eye, among others, and most recently has had work published in Unknotting the Line: The Poetry in Prose from Dos Gatos Press. He has erotic work forthcoming in Issue #3 of Pink Disco Magazine. Rich served for a year as the Associate Editor at the Albuquerque-based Elbow Room Magazine and is currently (since August of 2020) the Associate Editor of the online literary magazine BOMBFIRE, and he is the author of All Of This Candy Belongs To Me, published by Jules’ Poetry Playhouse Publications. Visit richboucher.bandcamp.com for exclusive, unpublished works.

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March 27: Linda Carney-Goodrich Features at Stone Soup Poetry

 

 

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On March 27, we close out the month with poet Linda Carney-Goodrich reading from her debut collection.

Linda Carney-Goodrich is a writer and teacher from Boston. Her work has appeared in spoKe 10, Lily Poetry Review, The MacGuffin, Nixes Mate Review, Anti-Heroin Chic, Literary Mama, Muddy River Poetry Review, Wordgathering Journal of Disability Poetry and Literature, Gyroscope Review, and others. Her work has been translated in Spanish and published in Columbia and Mexico. Several of her poems have been displayed at Boston City Hall as part of the Boston Mayor’s Poetry Program. Linda is the Poetry Coordinator for the Menino Art Center in Hyde Park and founder of Home Scholars of Boston. Her first book of poetry, Dot Girl, was released in March from Nixes Mate Books.

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The meeting ID is 816 5977 5011

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March 20: Stone Soup Online All-Open Mic

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On March 20, we have an all-open mic before kicking off March with a double feature.

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The meeting ID is 839 1764 4112

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March 13: Don Kingfisher Campbell Features at Stone Soup Poetry

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On March 13, we welcome west coast poet Don Kingfisher Campbell, who is celebrating the release of his new collection, A Poem Is.

Don Kingfisher Campbell received his MFA in Creative Writing from Antioch University Los Angeles and taught Writers Seminar at Occidental College Upward Bound for 36 years. He's been a coach and judge for Poetry Out Loud, a performing poet/teacher for Red Hen Press Youth Writing Workshops, an L.A. Coordinator and Board Member of California Poets In The Schools, poetry editor of the Angel City Review, publisher of Four Feathers Press, and host of the Saturday Afternoon Poetry reading series in Pasadena, California. 

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The meeting ID is 882 9204 4467

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March 6: Philip J. Curtis and John Chance Acevedo at Stone Soup Poetry

 Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On March 6, we kick off the new month with a double feature by poetic partners Philip J. Curtis and John Chance Acevedo.

Author, spoken word artist, host, workshop facilitator, and mentor Philip J. Curtis is a native of Brooklyn, New York with roots in Jamaica West Indies, who arrived on the Colorado Springs poetry scene in 2006 bringing with him a brand of New York City straightforwardness and swag along with the sensual sun of Jamaica West Indies. Mr. Curtis is the Founder of Poetry 719. Phil aka Midnight recently published his first book entitled, What’s It All For? which covers over forty years of writing and performing. You can follow Mr. Curtis on IG midnightpoet00 or Philip J. Curtis 9n Facebook.

John "Chance" Acevedo has been reciting and hosting for over 2 decades. As the eldest of three, he receives inspiration from everyday life situations and most commonly uses a blend of comedy and drama to reflect his real- life experience. Chance has become a recognized feature performer in many poetry venues and universities. He has been known for hosting some of NYC’s most popular Open mics. Chance hosted The First Annual New York Hip-Hop Dance Convention at Sony Studios. He currently co-curates and hosts virtual Poetry Open Mics with The Dumping Grounds and Put it In Da Chat. Chance has been published in Raul Maldonado`s The Company We Keep, The BX FIles Contemporary Poetry from the Bronx and Me No Habla With Acento just to name a few. Since moving to Homestead Florida, Chance has mentored youth poets for The Dranoff International 2 Piano Foundation, PIano Slam where his mentees have one 1st place two consecutive years. As an educator he is an employability coach for young adults living with Autism. Chance is a founding member of the all Latino poetry troupe El Grito de Poetas a collective of diverse Latino and Latina poets dedicated to the craft and performance of modern poetry. Chance is also a board member for Latinos NYC. Chance`s confident stage presence makes him a performer to watch. Ladies and gentlemen the Author of his New collection of poetry Sketched of my Writes, your favorite Troll and self proclaimed A-Hole, John Chance Acevedo

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February 28: Stone Soup Online All-Open Mic

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On February 28, we end February with an all-open mic before kicking off March with a double feature.

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The meeting ID is 839 1764 4112

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February 21: Stone Soup Online All-Open Mic

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On February 21, we kick off the new year with an all-open mic.

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The meeting ID is 858 9875 7313

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February 14: Stone Soup's First (and possibly only) Open Mic Gathering of Lonely Bastards

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On February 14, we gather for a Valentine's Day open mic of a different time. 

Lonely bastards unite! Bring your anti-Valentines. Bring your anti-erotica. Bring your love poems and defy your own loneliness. Or wax nostalgic about the poems you wrote when you were lonely. Basically it's an hour to goof off before you either go out on a date or hide in your bed.

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February 7: Jamilla VanDyke-Bailey Features at Stone Soup Poery

 

 

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On February 7, Jamilla VanDyke-Bailey rings in the month of February with a long-awaited feature to celebrate the release of her new collection, the womxn.

Jamilia Danae Vandyke-Bailey is the daughter of Karyn Vandyke and Dana Bailey, and stepdaughter to Lita Bailey. She is the granddaughter of Kathryne Vandyke and Brenda Caney. she is the mother of Dana-Morrison Sellassie Awuye. She is a sister, aunt, cousin, friend, ex-girlfriend, and enemy. She is black. She is a poet. She is a writer. She is an educator. And she is womxn.

 

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The meeting ID is 854 3313 2297

 

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January 31: Margaret Young Features at Stone Soup Poetry

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On January 31, Margaret Young closes out January with a feature to promote her new work.

Margaret Young is the author of Willow From the Willow, Almond Town, and Blight Summer. She has translated two collections of haiku from the Spanish by Sergio Inestrosa. Two collections are forthcoming: a chapbook titled How Else Can We Know What’s Beautiful? and The Water Bear. She lives in Beverly.

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The meeting ID is 880 9990 5239

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January 24: Stone Soup Online All-Open Mic

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On January 24, we continue our break between features with an all-open mic.

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The meeting ID is 823 0341 6618

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January 17: Stone Soup Online All-Open Mic

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On January 17, we take a break between features with an all-open mic.

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The meeting ID is 816 5394 2538

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January 10: Robert Fleming Features at Stone Soup Poetry

 

 

Stone Soup Poetry meets nearly every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On January 10, Robert Fleming is our first feature of 2024.

Robert Fleming (b. 1963), the Doodleman, is a visual poet born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada who emigrated to Lewes, Delaware, United States. Robert follows his mother as a visual artist and his grandfather as a poet. He explores masculinity, sexual orientation, sin, virtue, and dystopia. 

He is influenced by the writers Robert Frost, Dr. Seuss, and the Beats and his digital graphics by the artists Salvador Dali and Andy Warhol. Since 2017, more than 600 of his works were published internationally in more than 200 print and online publications, art galleries and open mic features. His books are White Noir, an Amazon best seller, and Con-Way in 4 in 1, #4 by Four Feathers Press. A founding and contributing editor of Old Scratch Press, he is a Member of the Rehoboth Beach Writers Association. He is the winner of the 2022 San Gabriel Valley California-broadside and the 2021 Best of Mad Swirl poetry.

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The meeting ID is 850 9077 0558

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January 3: Stone Soup Online All-Open Mic

Stone Soup Poetry meets every Wednesday online from 7:00-9:00 PM via Zoom. Stay tuned for updates on any future live gatherings. On January 1, we kick off the new year with an all-open mic.

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The meeting ID is 850 5334 0982

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