Enoch Pratt Free Library Podcast

Enoch Pratt Free Library Podcast

By Enoch Pratt Free Library / Maryland State Library Resource CenterSociety & Culture Arts

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May 04, 2015 CityLit Festial 2015 - Punk and Prose
Join young adult novelist Frank Portman (aka Dr. Frank of The Mr. T Experience) and poet/novelist Gerry LaFemina (Expletive Deleted and Tom Collins and the Cocktail Shakers) for a reading from their literary work: Portman from his young adult sequel, King Dork Approximately, and LaFemina from his recent novel, Clamor.
Introduced by Gregg Wilhelm, executive
director of CityLit Project and publisher, CityLit Press.
Recorded On: Saturday, May 2, 2015
1 hr 5 min
May 04, 2015 CityLit Festial 2015 - The Real Lives of Romance Writers
Real life is never as steamy as it is in a book. In this session, three
best-selling romance writers will talk about finding inspiration for their
work, how to balance real relationships with fictional ones, and how to
generate future story ideas from life inside the real world. Mary McCarthy (The
Scarlet Letter Society) discusses steamy motivations for plot lines,
characters, and dialogue.
Recorded On: Saturday, May 2, 2015
53 min
May 04, 2015 CityLit Festial 2015 - Poetry Reading
Join poets James Arthur (Charms Against Lightning) and Danuta E.
Kosk-Kosicka (winner of the Harriss Poetry Prize for Oblige the Light) with
host Barbara Diehl, senior editor of The Baltimore Review.
Recorded On: Saturday, May 2, 2015
44 min
May 04, 2015 CityLit Festial 2015 - Serious Short Fiction
Join two local writers with new short story collections -- Jason Tinney (Ripple Meets the Deep) and Lucas Southworth (Everyone Here Has a Gun) -- for a reading and discussion about the art form. Hosted by Holly Morse-Ellington, editor, The Baltimore Review.
Recorded On: Saturday, May 2, 2015
57 min
May 04, 2015 CityLit Festial 2015 - 4th Annual Pratt LIBRARY Poetry Contest
Enjoy this reading by winners of the Pratt Library’s fourth annual poetry contest presented in partnership with Little Patuxent Review. Readings by Inga Schmidt, contest winner, and Micia White and James Carroll, finalists, plus Ann Bracken and Steven Leyva of Little Patuxent Review.
Recorded On: Saturday, May 2, 2015
41 min
May 04, 2015 CityLit Festial 2015 - John Darnielle
John Darnielle, long-listed for the National Book Award in Fall 2014 for Wolf in White Van and frontman for the Mountain Goats, talks with
CityLit Project's executive director Gregg Wilhelm.
Recorded On: Saturday, May 2, 2015
55 min
May 04, 2015 CityLit Festial 2015 - Poetry in Medicine: An Anthology of Poems About Doctors, Patients, Illness, and Healing
Editor Michael Salcman talks about the literary effort to compile this meticulously researched anthology, with readings by local contributors Shirley Brewer, Clarinda Harriss, and Jennifer Wallace. Dr. Salcman will read selections from the book as well. Hosted by Laura Shovan, poetry editor, Little Patuxent Review.
Recorded On: Saturday, May 2, 2015
1 hr
May 04, 2015 CityLit Festial 2015 - Clash by Night Book Launch
Editors Gerry LaFemina (director, Frostburg Center for Creative Writing) and Gregg Wilhelm (director, CityLit Project) unveil Clash by Night, an anthology inspired by The Clash’s seminal album, London Calling, and the debut title in CityLit Press’s new Lo-fi Poetry Series (where “poets cover your record collection”).
Recorded On: Saturday, May 2, 2015
36 min
May 04, 2015 CityLit Festival 2015 - Rock and the Written Word
Writers who moonlight as rockers take the stage to discuss the differences
and affinities between writing for the eye or writing for the ear. Poet Gerry
LaFemina, short story author Jason Tinney, and young adult novelist Frank
Portman join Gregg Wilhelm, CityLit Project's executive director.
Recorded On: Saturday, May 2, 2015
57 min
April 30, 2015 Sheree Franklin, Intuition: The Hidden Asset Everyone Should Learn How to Use
Sheree Franklin is a Chicago-based intuitive coach and counselor. In her new book, Intuition: The Hidden Asset Everyone Should Learn to Use, Franklin explains how we can learn to use our intuition and why it is important to do so. She uses case studies from her practice as well as personal experiences to show how trusting one's intuition can banish fear and help us lead worry-free lives.
Writers LIVE programs are supported in part by a generous gift from PNC Bank.
Recorded On: Wednesday, April 29, 2015
1 hr 7 min

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