Well, you prayed to the river to bring three wonderful poets together like three tributaries flowing together to flood the river to your doorstep. Guess what. Yet again the river has answered your wild call with a wild night of amazing verse coming your way! Join us on Tuesday April 24th at 8pm for three poets hailing from two parts southern Louisiana, one part Arkansas, and 1000 parts unknown. Bill Lavender, Arkansas-grown poet, tamer of the winged beast of memory and man behind Lavender Ink in New Orleans, will be joined with Kim Vodicka, spinner of memorized souls she eats for a late breakfast 50, 000 nights a year, and Geoff Munsterman, a river-born poet from the smoky depths whose unemployment tasks him with the best job of all, bringing poetry to your door!
More about our wonderful poets:
Bill Lavender's most recent book of poetry is Memory Wing, published in 2011 by Black Widow Press. transfixion appeared in 2009 from Trembling Pillow and Garret County Presses. Poems have appeared in print in YAWP, Fell Swoop, and Prairie Schooner. Books also include I of the Storm (Trembling Pillow 2006), While Sleeping (Chax Press 2004), look the universe is dreaming (Potes and Poets 2002), and Guest Chain (Lavender Ink 1999). He has been a guest editor at Exquisite Corpse and Big Bridge, and has edited an anthology, Another South: Experimental Writing in the South, from University of Alabama Press (2003). His poetry and essays have appeared in numerous print magazines including Praire Schooner, Jubilat, New Orleans Review, Gulf Coast Review, Skanky Possum, YAWP, and Fell Swoop, and web publications including Exquisite Corpse, E•ratio , CanWeHaveOurBallBack, Moria, Big Bridge, and Nolafugees. He has published scholarship in Poetics Today and Contemporary Literature. More about Bill and his work can be found at http://lavenderink.org/mw/cov600a.jpg and http://www.memorywing.com
Geoff Munsterman is a poet hailing from Plaquemines Parish. He's managed to trick websites like Steel Toe Review, story|south, and Poets for Living Waters into publishing his works. You can also find his work in old copies of YAWP, Margie, The Plaquemines Parish Literary Journal and The Georgia Review. As an editor, Geoff has worked for The Kenyon Review, The New Laurel Review, The Levee Review, and worked as poetry editor for Leaning House Press, which specialized in imaginary poets. Currently, he is the editor-in-chief of Entrepôt, a monthly New Orleans periodical of cultural archeology and a lowly minion for Trembling Pillow Press. In other words, he's unemployed.
