In honor of Veterans Day, Gregory Williams reads World War I poet Wilfred Owen's "Dulce et Decorum Est."

Barry Hellman reads his poem "The Conversation" Barry Hellman is a clinical psychologist whose poems have appeared in literary journals, anthologies, broadsides, playbills, and ‘The King of Newark’ published by Finishing Line Press. He’s the founder of the Cape Cod Poetry Group, curates and hosts its Poetry & Music Series and group page on Facebook, and leads workshops on the art, craft, and performance of poetry. Barry is the Outer Cape Outreach Representative for Mass Poetry in Boston, and

Joan Burstyn reads her poem, " Summer after the Holocaust." Joan Burstyn was born in Leicester, England, in March 1929. Her family moved to north-west London in 1938, and remained there throughout World War 2. Interested especially in history and literature, Joan began writing poems as a child. As a teenager, she was influenced especially by the non-traditional poems of Rupert Brooke, Stephen Spender, and T.S. Eliot whose styles freed her to experiment in her own writing. She is the author of

Francis Mand reads his poem, "Seven maybe eight similarities between a sailboat and a Laundromat."

Frances Ruley Karttunen reads her work, "Cherry-tree poem."

Lucile Burt reads her poem, "Neither Created Nor Destroyed."

Rose Auslander reads her poem, "It must have been."

Diane Hanna reads her poem "Visitation."

Frank Mand reads his poem, " Sunflowers in September." A former editor of the Journal of Nuclear Medicine Frank has written for and edited a number of publications, published his own weekly newspaper, and in 2013 received four awards and was named Feature Writer of the Year for Gatehouse Media.

Barb Reynolds reads her poem, "Integration." Barb Reynolds was a child abuse investigator for 22 years. Her chapbook, Boxing Without Gloves (Finishing Line Press, 2014) was shortlisted for the Rubery International First Book Award. Her poems have appeared or are forthcoming in A&U Magazine, CALYX, Apogee Journal, Breakwater Review, Freshwater Literary Journal, and Poet Lore. She curates a monthly poetry series in Berkeley, and splits her time between California and Provincetown. barbreynolds