Join Rattlesnake Press in celebrating the work of Crawdad Nelson and Maureen Hurley this coming Wednesday, May 12, as Richard Hansen hosts at The Book Collector, 1008 24th St., Sacramento, 7:30pm. - - -
Dale "Crawdad" Nelson has been in Sacramento long enough to discover two excellent patches of morels, within walking distance. He also knows where to get lemons, oranges, persimmons and walnuts. His latest collection is Big Drink, from 24th Street Irregular Press, 2009. His poems have appeared in places like the Palo Alto Review, New Hampshire Review, The Bear Deluxe, Sacramento News & Review, and other print and online publications. He works as a writing tutor at Sacramento City College, where he is also a history major, and he believes the study of grammar has profound implications. Read more about Dale at www.myspace.com/crawdadnelson
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Maureen Hurley is a writer, photographer and an artist in the schools who has received many grants from local, state and national arts agencies including seven Artists in Residency grants from the CAC California Arts Council. She also teaches poetry through California Poets in the Schools (CPITS) Maureen's many awards include the Chester H. Jones Poetry Competition. Her work has been nominated for the Golden Bell Award, and the Pushcart Poetry Prize. Read more about Maureen at http://www.myspace.com/maureenhurley2
Dale "Crawdad" Nelson has been in Sacramento long enough to discover two excellent patches of morels, within walking distance. He also knows where to get lemons, oranges, persimmons and walnuts. His latest collection is Big Drink, from 24th Street Irregular Press, 2009. His poems have appeared in places like the Palo Alto Review, New Hampshire Review, The Bear Deluxe, Sacramento News & Review, and other print and online publications. He works as a writing tutor at Sacramento City College, where he is also a history major, and he believes the study of grammar has profound implications. Read more about Dale at www.myspace.com/crawdadnelson
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Maureen Hurley is a writer, photographer and an artist in the schools who has received many grants from local, state and national arts agencies including seven Artists in Residency grants from the CAC California Arts Council. She also teaches poetry through California Poets in the Schools (CPITS) Maureen's many awards include the Chester H. Jones Poetry Competition. Her work has been nominated for the Golden Bell Award, and the Pushcart Poetry Prize. Read more about Maureen at http://www.myspace.com/maureenhurley2
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