Tuesday, July 11 at 7:30 PM: Kevin
Boyle and Hermie Medley
At
Bookshop Santa Cruz, 1520 Pacific Avenue, Santa Cruz
[map]
$3 donation to Poetry Santa Cruz requested.
Kevin Boyle was born and grew up
in Philadelphia, receiving his BA from the University of Pennsylvania. He attended graduate school
at Boston University and the University of Iowa. He lived in Spain for a year, and has taught,
through Elon University, in London and in Ireland. His poems have appeared in a number of
magazines, including The Greensboro Review (which awarded him the Greensboro Review Poetry Prize),
Alaska Quarterly, Colorado Review, Denver Quarterly, The Michigan Quarterly Review, North
American Review, Northwest Review, Poet Lore, Poetry East and Virginia Quarterly Review.
His chapbook, The Lullaby of History, won the Mary Belle Campbell Poetry Book Prize and
was published in 2002. His collection, A Home for Wayward Girls, won the New Issues Poetry
Prize and came out in 2005. Boyle teaches at Elon University in North Carolina where he
lives with his wife and two daughters.
Read three poems by Kevin Boyle in storySouth.
Read a poem in Blackbird.
Hermie Medley isnt
sure which she enjoys morewriting poetry or spending time with her two great grandchildren.
She graduated from Willamette University in Salem, Oregon, in 1942 but spent most of her
working years as a special education teacher. She has read in the Celebration of the
Muse for the last three years, has been published in Porter Gulch Review and The
Anthology of Monterey Bay Poets 2004, as well as in several magazines. Her second
book of poetry is scheduled to come out in the fall.
This event is supported by Poets & Writers, Inc. through a
grant it has received from The James Irvine Foundation.
Poetry Santa Cruz receives funding from the
the Cultural Council of Santa Cruz County. Some
of our readers receive funding from Poets & Writers, Inc. through a grant it has received
from The James Irvine Foundation. Poetry Santa Cruz is also sponsored by
Casablanca Inn, Bookshop Santa Cruz, Capitola Book Cafe, The Attic, National Writers Union
Chapter 7, KUSP, the William James Association, the Museum of Art & History,
and Cabrillo College. Membership premiums have been donated by Copper Canyon Press,
Graywolf Press, the University of Pittsburgh Press, Coffee House Press, Farrar Straus and Giroux,
Robert Sward and Patricia Grube.
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