Clara Burns lives in Denver, Colorado, where she writes, studies Sanskrit, and reflects on intersections of human, natural, and constructed existence. A graduate of the Jack Kerouac School MFA program at Naropa University, her work has appeared in Poetry New York and Bombay Gin, and online in Lynx and Otoliths. Other published works include Phantastic Voyage, and Photoinsensitive; forthcoming work to appear in Blue & Yellow Dog (summer 2012). Her translations from the German include Peck Me Up, My Wing, selections from the work of Friederike Mayröcker; The Two Hands of the Sparrowhawk, by Helmut Salzinger; and forthcoming, The Bird Exposition, also by Salzinger. Burns is a linguaphile, artist, and gardener.

Please join us for our weekly reading. SIgn-up by 655PM to read.

Troy Suben host of Innnisfree open mic, has been living in Boulder since 04 is a poet, and student at Naropa teaches creative writing is solely dedicated to the craft of poetry and meditation

CU Grad Returns to Boulder to Read from Second Poetry Book Boulder, Colorado, May 1, 2012 -- Chip Livingston, a 1998 graduate of the University of Colorado’s writing program, returns to Boulder from Uruguay to read from his second collection of poetry, Crow-Blue, Crow-Black, published May 1, 2012 by New York Quarterly Books. Livingston wrote his first poems at UC-Boulder, though →

Dona Luongo Stein was born in Boston, Massachusetts to two high school students, both fIrst generation Americans from immigrant Italian and Swiss/German families. She was raised in a small farming community and mill towns, educated in a school with several grades in one room, then a high school where Latin, Greek, German, French, Italian, and Spanish as well as advanced classes in Biology and Math were →

CU Boulder's undergraduate students from the English 4021 Advanced Poetry Workshop will be giving a reading from poems they've written over the course of the semester. Take a study break from finals and join us for some poetry.