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SUMMARY:A Reading with Lara Gularte in conjunction with Festa: A Celebration of Portuguese Faith & Culture
DESCRIPTION:Join MoSt Poetry\, in partnership with the Carnegie Arts Center\, as we present a reading with Lara Gularte in conjunction with the main lobby exhibition Festa: A Celebration of Portuguese Faith & Culture. Gularte is joined by local poet Sara Coito.  \nLara Gularte lives and writes in the Sierra Foothills of California\, and she is El Dorado County Poet Laureate 2021-2023. Her book of poetry\, Kissing the Bee\, was published by “The Bitter Oleander Press\,” in 2018. Her forthcoming book\, Fourth World Woman\, published by Finishing Line Press\, was published earlier this year.  \nNominated for several Pushcart Prizes\, Gularte has been published in national and international journals and anthologies. Her poetry depicting her Azorean heritage is included in the The Gávea-Brown Book of Portuguese-American Poetry\, and in Writers of the Portuguese Diaspora in the United States and Canada.  She is affiliated with the Cagarro Colloquium: Azorian Diaspora Writers\, at the Portuguese Beyond Borders Institute (PBBI)\, California State University-Fresno. 
URL:https://www.mostpoetry.org/event/a-reading-with-lara-gularte-at-the-carnegie-arts-center-in-conjunction-with-the-exhibit-festa-a-celebration-of-portuguese-faith-culture/
LOCATION:Carnegie Arts Center\, 250 N. Broadway\, Turlock\, CA\, 95380\, United States
CATEGORIES:Readings
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SUMMARY:Second Tuesday Poetry featuring the poetry of Mexican poet Ulalume González de León
DESCRIPTION:Modesto-Stanislaus Poetry Center presents Second Tuesday Poetry\, featuring the poetry of Mexican poet Ulalume González de León from Plagiarisms/Plagios Vol. 2 \nwith translators Terry Ehret &Nancy J. Morales and guest poet-translator William O’Daly.  \nHosted by Stella Beratlis \nZoom–RSVP required: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYvdu-oqDktGNSizk4tQoG2D1gD0ynwn0CD. After registering\, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. \nOpen mic signup link (3 min per poet): https://forms.gle/PHW4ixpkG3U3zwJk8 \nAbout Ulalume González de León \n  \nUlalume González de León was born in 1928 in Montevideo\, Uruguay\, the daughter of two poets\, Roberto Ibañez and Sara de Ibañez. She studied literature and philosophy at the Sorbonne in Paris and at the University of Mexico. \nWhile living in Mexico in 1948\, Ulalume became a naturalized Mexican citizen. She married painter and architect Teodoro González de León\, and together they had three children. She published essays\, stories\, and poems\, and worked with Mexican poet and Nobel Laureate Octavio Paz as an editor of two literary journals\, Plural and Vuelta. She also translated the work of H.D.\, Elizabeth Bishop\, Ted Hughes\, Lewis Carroll\, and e.e. cummings. \nIn the 1970’s in Latin America\, González de León was part of a generation of women writers challenging the traditional identities of women\, marriage\, and relationships. Her poetry earned her many awards\, including the Xavier Villaurrutia Prize\, the Flower of Laura Poetry Prize\, and the Alfonso X Prize. Ulalume González de León died in 2009 of respiratory failure and complications of Alzheimer’s. \nAbout the Translators\nTerry Ehret\, one of the founders of Sixteen Rivers Press\, has published four collections of poetry\, most recently Night Sky Journey from Kelly’s Cove Press. Her literary awards include the National Poetry Series\, the California Book Award\, the Pablo Neruda Poetry Prize\, a nomination for the Northern California Book Reviewer’s Award\, and five Pushcart Prize nominations. From 2004–2006\, she served as the poet laureate of Sonoma County where she lives and teaches writing. \nNancy J. Morales\, a first-generation American of Puerto Rican parents\, earned her bachelor’s degree from Rutgers College\, a master’s in teaching English as a Second Language from Adelphi University\, and a doctorate in education from Teachers College at Columbia University. She has taught at Dominican University\, College of Marin\, Sonoma State University\, and other schools\, from elementary to graduate levels. Currently she is a board member for the Northern California Chapter of the Fulbright Alumni Association and teaches Spanish to private clients. \nAbout William O’Daly\nWilliam O’Daly is co-founder of Copper Canyon Press and a noted Neruda translator.
URL:https://www.mostpoetry.org/event/second-tuesday-poetry-featuring-featuring-the-poetry-of-mexican-poet-ulalume-gonzalez-de-leon/
LOCATION:CA
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SUMMARY:Many Voices\, One Community: Gillian Wegener and Salvatore Salerno
DESCRIPTION:Modesto-Stanislaus Poetry Center & Stanislaus County Library Present Many Voices\,  One Community\,  featuring Gillian Wegener and Salvatore Salerno\,  emeritus and current Poets Laureate of Modesto \nCelebrate National Poetry Month by sharing your poetry! Read your poetry\, or poems from one of your favorite poets. Reading time limited to three minutes per person.   \nThursday\, April 28 \nat 7 p.m. on Zoom \nRegister at www.stanislauslibrary.org to receive the Zoom link. 
URL:https://www.mostpoetry.org/event/many-voices-one-community-gillian-wegener-and-salvatore-salerno/
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