January Fest Reading

Please join us for a reading featuring four NEPC poets: Terence Culleton, Richard Fein, and Kenneth Lee. The event will take place at 3 PM on January 8 online.

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About the Readers:

A former Bucks County PA Poet Laureate and two-time Pushcart nominee, Terence Culleton has published several collections of formally crafted narrative and lyric poems, including A Communion of Saints (2011) and Eternal Life (2015), both with Anaphora Literary Press. His most recent book, A Tree and Gone, out through Future Cycle Press, is a collection of formal English sonnets, many of which have appeared in journals and anthologies and/or been short-listed in sonnet contests. A Tree and Gone was recently included in the New York Review of Books Small Press Releases listing and is available at https://amzn.to/3qDrRqN. Mr. Culleton has had work featured on NPR, and he reads widely throughout the Philadelphia and New York regions.

Richard Fein has published twelve books of poetry. Among the latest are Not a Separate Surge: New and Selected Poems and Losing It. He has also published three books of translations of Yiddish poetry, the latest being The Full Pomegranate: Poems of Avrom Sutzkever. He has published three books of prose: a critical study, Robert Lowell; a memoir of Yiddish, The Dance of Leah; and a book of personal essays, Yiddish Genesis. He lives in Cambridge, Mass.

Kenneth Lee is the author of seven books of poetry as well as individual poems published in Nimrod, Poetry East, The Lyric and several others.  He is a recently-retired pathologist at Brigham and Women’s Hospital.  He lives in Jamaica Plain with his wife, Kathleen.