Bloof at AWP 2013 in Boston

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DAILY

BLOOF + COCONUT at the Bookfair
Thursday, March 7
Friday, March 8
Saturday, March 9
8:30 AM–5:00 PM

Come see us at J6 on the Plaza Level, right outside the Bookfair Lounge. Here is a floor plan.

Various Bloof and Coconut poets will be hanging out with us throughout the conference, including Danielle Pafunda, Peter Davis, Pattie McCarthy, Jared White, Jennifer Tamayo, Becca Klaver & Shanna Compton.

We will be bringing:

• very early copies of Peter Davis's forthcoming book Tina
• the very first copies of Jared White's chapbook This Is What It Is Like to Be Loved by Me
• the very last copies of Hailey Higdon's chapbook Packing
• Shanna Compton's recently released book Brink
• and all our backlist titles!

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THURSDAY

POETRY READINGS IN THE AGE OF SOCIAL MEDIA 
Thursday, March 7
9:00 AM–10:15 AM 

An AWP Panel with Ben Mirov, Christie Ann Reynolds, Emily Kendal Frey, Jared White & Steven Karl (moderator).

Hynes Convention Center Room 109
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FRIDAY

BLOOF BOOKS, COCONUT BOOKS & SWITCHBACK BOOKS at the BEACON TAVERN
Friday, March 8
Doors at 6:30
Reading at 7:30

The Beacon Tavern's Nite Cap Lounge
1032 Beacon Street
Brookline

Readers:

CYNTHIA ARRIEU-KING
JENNIFER TAMAYO
MARISA CRAWFORD
DANIELLE PAFUNDA 
BECCA KLAVER 
PATTIE McCARTHY 
 PETER DAVIS 
 JARED WHITE 
 SHANNA COMPTON 
ELIZABETH TREADWELL
STEVEN KARL
 ALEXIS ORGERA
NICK STURM & WENDY XU
 MEGAN KAMINSKI
CHRISTIE ANN REYNOLDS
BRUCE COVEY

Directions: Take the Green Line T to St. Mary's Station. Map
This event is FREE and open to the public. No AWP badge is required.

Information on Accessibility Accommodations: Please email us at info [at] bloofbooks [dot] com. We are happy to reserve a seat/space to meet your needs.

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SATURDAY

Note that the Bookfair is free and open to the public on Saturday!



Some of So to Speak's Favorite Feminists
Saturday, March 9 3:00 PM–6:00 PM

Sonsie
327 Newbury Street

"To celebrate our 21st year, So to Speak is hosting a reading featuring some of our favorite feminist writers: Danielle Pafunda, Lara Glenum, Julie Marie Wade, and Moira Egan."