POG
poets
Martin Corless-Smith
and
Tenney Nathanson
Saturday, October 26, 7pm
Orts Theatre of Dance, 121 East 7th Street
Admission: $5; Students $3
Martin Corless-Smith is the author of Of Piscator (U of Georgia) and Complete Travels (West House Books), as well as the chapbooks Lives of the Poets: A Preliminary Count (Ispress), A Selection of the Work of Thomas Swan (with Alan Halsey) (West House Books), The Garden: A Theophany of ECCOHOME, a Dialectical Lyric (Spectacular Books), and On the Nature of Things (811 Press). He teaches creative writing at Boise State University.
Online materials by or about Corless-Smith include:
 | an interview in readme |
| a review of Complete Travels in Jacket Magazine |
| a poem in manuscript |
Tenney Nathanson is the author of the chapbooks The Book of Death (Membrane Press) and One Block Over (Chax Press) and of the forthcoming collection Erased Art (Chax Press). His published criticism includes Whitman’s Presence (NYU Press). Nathanson teaches American poetry at the University of Arizona and is a founding member of POG. He’ll be reading from a nearly completed book-length poem in progress, Home on the Range.
For samples of Nathanson’s work online you can go to:
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POG events are sponsored in part by grants from the Tucson/Pima Arts Council, the Arizona Commission on the Arts, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
POG also benefits from the continuing support of The University of Arizona Poetry Center, the Arizona Quarterly, Chax Press, and The University of Arizona Department of English.
We also thank the following POG donors: Patrons Roberta Howard and Austin Publicover; Sponsors Barbara Allen, Chax Press, and Stefanie Marlis.
for further information contact POG:
296-6416
or visit us on the web at www.gopog.org