Showing posts with label Lydia Cesarz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lydia Cesarz. Show all posts

Friday, April 6, 2012

Roosevelt Graduate Reading Next Thursday!

With all the readings by prize-winning poets, phenomenal fiction writers, and no-nonsense non-fiction writers that Roosevelt hosts, it is possible to forget they we're producing our own amazing, future-best-selling, thought-provoking, phrase-turning, movie-adaptation-forthcoming writers, too. Luckily, we will have a reminder of the talent and diversity of Roosevelt MFA students at our Spring 2012 Graduate Reading next Thursday. 

Join us as we celebrate three members of the Roosevelt MFA community.



Lydia Cesarz, poet, published in Roosevelt's own Oyez Review, who will be reading from her poetry thesis.



Jamilee Gerzon, fiction writer, who will be reading from her short story collection, The Cold Space Between Us.

and 



Katherine Palmer, fiction writer and outstanding teacher, who will be reading from her short story collection If the Lake is East, I Must Not Be Lost.


The reading will take place nest Thursday, April 12th at the Gage Gallery.  Doors will open at 4:30 for coffee, wine, food and congratulations, and the reading will begin at 5.

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

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Oyez Review Reading--Tonight!

Don't forget--tonight is the release party for Oyez Review's issue #37! This reading will feature poetry, fiction and nonfiction by John F. Buckley, Alexander York, Lydia Cesarz, Don Peteroy, Meghan Cadwallader, and many more.

The reading will take place at Roosevelt’s Gage Gallery, located at 18 S. Michigan Ave. and will begin at 5pm. Refreshments will be served.