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PSNH Newsletter!
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Mark your calendar - PSNH Events
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Jimmy Pappas: Making the Private Public
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This Tuesday it will be like when Saturday Night Live has the host and the musical guest be the same person. I will be both the moderator and the presenter at the same time. Here's hoping I can handle it as deftly as always. Join me for an evening of Cranberry Moments.
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Here is the info:
Join us on Tuesday, January 25, at 7:00 PM ET when Jimmy Pappas discusses writing poetry that makes the private public. We all have personal, private stories we are sometimes hesitant to share. When we do let the world know through our poetry, we share a common humanity. Other human beings recognize those stories in their own lives. As the author Dinty W. Moore said ". . . most individuals keep these parts so hidden that there is little chance to discover the commonality." Other moments can be so extraordinary that they find no commonality. It is up to the individual to decide what to open up to the world.
Check Jimmy's Bits below.
Hope to see you there.
Jimmy
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Note: In order to assure that our events are safe and welcoming to all participants, Poetry Society of New Hampshire now requires that attendees pre-register for all ZOOM Events. We will send you the ZOOM link upon registering.
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Jimmy's Bits
- Don't forget the Sunday Down Cellar Poets events. If you miss them, you are missing a free writing workshop with handouts. This is now for members only. Sunday at 1:00 PM ET on February 6, March 6, and April 3.
* Here is the complete quote by Dinty W. Moore: "That slight aspect of your personality or fantasy life, or hidden world, that you think so odd, so peculiar, so weird, that you've kept it a secret your entire life, is most likely far more common than you think. We are all made of similar stuff, we human beings. Even our most closely guarded insecurities are often commonly held, though most individuals keep these parts so hidden that there is little chance to discover the commonality."
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Coming Up!
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Jimmy Pappas: Making the Private Public
January 25, 2022 @ 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm
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PSNH Tuesday Readings: An inspirational poetry reading and discussion hosted by Jimmy Pappas, featuring Jimmy Pappas. Email events@psnh.org for the ZOOM link.
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News & Announcements
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Located at Robert Frost’s old homestead in the town of Franconia, New Hampshire, The Frost Place is a nonprofit educational center for poetry and the arts. Year round virtual classes and workshops are offered through Frost Place Studio Sessions. Coming soon: Poet’s Table Session: We Gather Together: Reading and Writing about Community - Saturday November 19, 2022 1pm-3 pm (ET) …
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We're excited to announce that poets Martha Collins and L.R. Berger will be reading at Gibson's Bookstore on Wednesday, November 16 at 4:30pm. On Thursday, December 1 at 5:00pm PSNH will host the first of a quarterly reading series with Gabrielle Calvocoressi. This event graciously made possible by the Rowe Family Charitable Fund. Highlights from the October reading and open mic …
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The lucky winners of the PSNH Fall Member Raffle are: Ann Burghardt - $100 Gibson's Bookstore gift card Joe Forest - $100 The Toadstool Bookshops gift card Congratulations Ann and Joe and thank you to everyone who participated. We appreciate your support!
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PSNH Members are cordially invited to attend our Quarterly Meeting on Saturday, October 29, from Noon – 2pm (ET). Members should have received an email with an invitation, agenda, and meeting registration link. If you did not receive an email, please contact membership@psnh.org. Members are invited to offer their questions or comments via this online form. The meeting will be in two parts: Part …
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Associate editors for issue 64.1 of TPT have been selected.
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