Cascadian Zen Audio from Vancouver Reading

April 29, 2024

by Ryukan

The Cascadian Zen editors are on the road again. This Tuesday, (APR 30, 2024) at 6pm, we close out National Poetry Month in style with a reading at Broadway Books in Portland. Details here: https://cascadiapoeticslab.org/event/cascadian-zen-oregon-launch-at-broadway-books-april-30-2024/

This after successful readings last Saturday (APR 20) in Vancouver and Sunday in Bellingham. Our thanks to the folks at People’s Co-op and Village Books. Some photos:

Kate Braid, Paul E Nelson, TRUTH (at Paperhound Books) Adelia MacWilliam, Jason Wirth, Daphne Marlatt and Jami Macarty

Cascadian Zen Co-Editors, Village Books, Bellingham, April 21, 2024

TRUTH at Paperhound Books, Vancouver, BC

Jason Wirth dealing deluxe editions of Cascadian Zen from the back of his Prius.

Cascadian Zen Softcover

Cascadian Zen full book jacket 2023 02 13

Cascadian Zen reading at People's Co-op, Saturday, April 20, 2024 with Jason Wirth, Kate Braid, Adelia MacWilliam, Jami Macarty, Paul E Nelson and Daphne Marlatt

by Cascadian Zen editors and contributors | Cascadian Zen reading at People's Co-op, Saturday, April 20, 2024 with Jason Wirth, Kate Braid, Adelia MacWilliam, Jami Macarty, Paul E Nelson and Daphne Marlatt

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