NAME, M/DD NAME, M/DD NAME, M/DD NAME, M/DD Express %26 Inspire Development %26 Publication
join our mailing list

Get selected timely event updates and news about Poetry Flash in your email inbox.

Carol Moldaw

Carol Moldaw and Alice Templeton

2 FEBRUARY 2025 — sunday

Poetry Flash presents a poetry reading with Carol Moldaw, Go Figure, and Alice Templeton, The Infinite Field, Art House Gallery & Cultural Center, 2905 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, two blocks north of Ashby BART, refreshments, free, 3:00 pm PST (poetryflash.org).


Thank you for continuing to support Poetry Flash and our reading series. Featured books for this reading will be available for signing at the event and at bookshop.org/shop/poetryflash. This event and many others are posted on the Poetry Flash YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UClwdR-uPFNz7XxbBbLcnoEA.

MORE ABOUT THE READERS

Carol Moldaw's new book of poems is Go Figure. Ange Mlinko says, "Carol Moldaw's poems are equally cerebral and sensuous, candid and inquisitive. She has perfected a warm tone that invites you to keep coming back just to be in her intelligent company." She's the author of six previous collections: Beauty Refracted (2018), So Late, So Soon: New and Selected Poems (2010), The Lightning Field (2002) winner of the Field Poetry Prize, Through the Window (2001), Chalkmarks on Stone (1998), and Taken from the River (1993). She's also published a novella, The Widening (2008). Her residencies include a Merwin Conservancy Artist Residency and Lannan Foundation Residency Fellowship; she also has received a National Foundation of the Arts Creative Writing Fellowship and a Pushcart Prize. Her poems, essays, and reviews have been widely published, including in the anthologies Western Wind: an Introduction to Poetry and Contemporary Literary Criticism. She lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Alice Templeton's new book of poems is The Infinite Field. D.A. Powell says, "…Templeton's poems…possess a dreamlike beauty, haunted—or I should say inhabited—by memories of childhood, family, spiritual community, and the culverts, creeks, and rivers of Tennessee. I think of these poems as quilts, arrangements of the remnants of the past put into fresh and surprising combinations: No matter where they go, they carry the texture and warmth of home." Her poems and short stories have appeared in Asheville Poetry Review, Bellingham Review, Calyx, North American Review, Poetry, and elsewhere. She is also the author of a critical book on Adrienne Rich's poetics, and scholarly articles on contemporary poetics, cultural criticism, and literary theory. Originally from Tennessee, Alice Templeton lives in Point Richmond, California.




Daily Listings

< previous month  |  show all MAY  |  next month >


3 MAY 2026 — sunday

  • Poetry Flash presents a book launch for Convergence: Poetry on Environmental Impacts of War, a new anthology, with readings by contributors Sean Mclain Brown, Lucille Lang Day, Susan Kelly-DeWitt, Claire Ortalda, and Andrena Zawinski, Art House Gallery & Cultural Center, 2905 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, two blocks north of Ashby BART, refreshments, free, 3:00 pm (poetryflash.org).

4 MAY 2026 — monday

5 MAY 2026 — tuesday

  • City Lights presents Cinco De Mayo with ZYZZYVA, the legendary literary journal, celebrating Issue 132, with essayist Sarah Matsui, a 2025-2026 Steinbeck Fellow, and story writer Anita Felicelli, How We Know Our Time Travelers, drinks, eats, and a short reading hosted by ZYZZYVA editor Oscar Villalon, in-store, City Lights Books, 261 Columbus Avenue, San Francisco, free, 7:00 pm (citylights.com/events/zyzzyva-issue-132-cinco-de-mayo-celebration)

6 MAY 2026 — wednesday

7 MAY 2026 — thursday

8 MAY 2026 — friday

9 MAY 2026 — saturday

10 MAY 2026 — sunday

11 MAY 2026 — monday

12 MAY 2026 — tuesday

13 MAY 2026 — wednesday

14 MAY 2026 — thursday

15 MAY 2026 — friday

16 MAY 2026 — saturday

17 MAY 2026 — sunday

  • Book Society presents "A Taste of the Land: Stories & Realities of Farming," an evening of conversation and farm fresh flavors with Jennifer Acker, Surrender, Andy Naja-Riese, CEO of the Agricultural Institute of Marin, and Tamara Hicks, Feast on the Farm, owner of Tomula Farms, Book Society, 2945 College Avenue, Berkeley, $45, members $30, 6:00-8:00 pm (www.booksociety.social/event-details/a-taste-of-the-land-stories-realities-of-farming)
  • Poetry Flash presents a poetry reading by Molly Fisk, Walking Wheel, a novel-in-verse, and poet and translator Francesca Bell, What Small Sound, Art House Gallery & Cultural Center, 2905 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, two blocks north of Ashby BART, refreshments, free, 3:00 pm PDT (poetryflash.org).

18 MAY 2026 — monday

19 MAY 2026 — tuesday

20 MAY 2026 — wednesday

21 MAY 2026 — thursday

22 MAY 2026 — friday

23 MAY 2026 — saturday

24 MAY 2026 — sunday

25 MAY 2026 — monday

26 MAY 2026 — tuesday

27 MAY 2026 — wednesday

28 MAY 2026 — thursday

29 MAY 2026 — friday

30 MAY 2026 — saturday

31 MAY 2026 — sunday


< previous month  |  show all MAY  |  next month >

© 1972-2021 Poetry Flash. All rights reserved.  |