Showing posts with label Alex York. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alex York. Show all posts

Thursday, November 4, 2010

MFA Graduate Reading



Next week, on True Life: I'm an MFA Graduate. On Monday November 8th, Dustin Flickinger, Alexander York, and Gilberto Zamora will share their stories (and poems). Trust us, you don't want to miss this (they're good).

The reading will be held in the Gage Gallery at 5pm, with coffee and conversation at 4:30pm. There have been rumors of cake, but you'll only know for sure if you tune in (and show up) at 18 S Michigan to see for yourself. Come support Roosevelt's magnificent graduates.

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

MFA student York publishes more poems


Alexander’s recent publication is with Another Chicago Magazine and his poem “Nothing is Living in the Lake” will appear in ACM #50. His sister poem “Everything is Living in the Lake,” is forthcoming in the 2010 May issue of Word Riot.

What are some of the influences of Alexander York?

"If I told you Chicago wasn’t an influence, I’d be lying," says York. "Since moving to the city, I have changed numerous aspects of my writing, but working my way through a two and a half year MFA program helps the development quite a bit too. I try my best to mix the experience of city life and my small town familiarity I have embedded from living mostly in Ohio."

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Last Launch Reading of Oyez 37

photo of book cellar sign by jdolenga

This Friday Oyez Review will be holding its third and last launch reading to celebrate the release of latest issue: 37. Several contributors will be reading their pieces from the issue as well as other material.
Come hang, have a drink, and enjoy the great work from these awesome writers:

Susan Slaviero
“Hell Mary” “Trinitas” “Fetch”

Alexander York
“He’s Got Spaghetti All Over His Face” “White Walls”

Lydia Cesarz
“PS”

@The Book Cellar
4736-38 North Lincoln Avenue
Friday, March 12, 2010
7:00pm - 8:00pm