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12th Ginsberg Marathon June 1, 2013 8P

April 25, 2013
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AG Marathon - June 1, 2013

AG Marathon – June 1, 2013

It’s official, the 12th Allen Ginsberg Memorial Open Mic Poetry Marathon happens Saturday, June 1, 2013, at 8P at Spring Street Center, 1101 15th Av, in Seattle.

Download the gorgeous poster created by Tessa Hulls here. Here’s the lineup:

8P – Featured Poet Jack Remick. He’s Beat, but he’s not tired and he’ll bring that Beat fire to kick off AG12. (Bio below)

10P – The Four Hoarse Men perform a selection of Michael McClure’s Ghost Tantras scored for multiple voices.

11P – Band of Poets

12M – The Bempire. Greg Bem hosts Beat and Beat-related movies, readings and your all night contributions.

5A – Sunrise reading of an AG classic. Howl? Kaddish? Wichita Vortex Sutra?

6A – 2nd shift, with breakfast. Are you an early riser? Can you make sure they did not burn the place down overnight?

9A – Lightning Round hosted by Paul Nelson. Bring your VERY SHORT (haiku-length) poems, as we move in a circle to hear everyone’s work. You can even improvise, but keep it 10-20 syllables and NO PREAMBLES. Lightning.

10A – Nadine Maestas hosts a panel on AG’s LGBTQ poetics and activism at The Project Room, 1315 E Pine, Seattle.

Jack Remick’s work: Valley Boy is Book Two of a series, The California Quartet. More volumes will be released by Coffeetown Press in 2013: Revolution and The Dirt Liberal. The first book of the series, The Deification, was released in December of 2011. Blood, A Novel was published by Camel Press in 2011.

AG Marathon - June 1, 2013

AG Marathon – June 1, 2013

2 Comments

  1. Greg Bem

    Thanks to Tessa Hulls for making the beautiful poster!

  2. gwendolyn alley

    Cool! I’m going to be in town for the 3;15 Experiment gathering followed by the Wine Bloggers conference! Hope to catch this!

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  1. Jack Remick Kicks Off AG Marathon | SPLAB - [...] Beat books and Jack Remick is likely figuring out how to handle his feature. Jack kicks off the 12th…
  2. Coldfront » Seattle Readings + Poetry Trivia!! - [...] full schedule is here. Be sure to check out the event’s poster, designed by Tessa [...]
  3. Band of Poets at AG Marathon, Saturday June 1 | SPLAB - [...] the fourth year in a row, Band of Poets will be performing at the annual Allen Ginsberg Memorial Open…
  4. Ginsberg’s LBGTQ Poetics | SPLAB - [...] Maestas leads a panel that will mark the last event of the 12th Allen Ginsberg Memorial Open Mic Poetry…
  5. Allen Ginsberg Marathon Concludes at TPR! | The Project Room - [...] Part of the 12th Annual Allen Ginsberg Marathon [...]
  6. Bob and Jack's Writing Blog › Ginsberg, Ghost Tantras, Ginsberg Marathon - [...] June 1, 2013, I was honored to be named the Featured Poet for the 12th Annual Allen Ginsberg Memorial…
  7. 12th Ginsberg Marathon | SPLAB - [...] June 1, 2013, I was honored to be named the Featured Poet for the 12th Annual Allen Ginsberg Memorial Open Mic…
  8. Interview-Question and Answer for a Goodreads group | Jack Remick - [...] life of Seattle which is very much alive. In June, 2013, for example, I was featured poet at the…

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