Please join us for the book launch celebration of A MOUTH HOLDS MANY THINGS: A De-Canon Hybrid-Literary Collection, to be held at Stelo Arts on June 28th from 6pm-8:30pm.
Readings and Round Table Discussion with contributors: Stephanie Adams-Santos, Jennifer S. Cheng, Gabrielle Civil, Monica Ong, Jennifer Perrine, and Sandy Tanaka
Moderated by editors Dao Strom and Jyothi Natarajan
This event is co-hosted by De-Canon with community partners Stelo Arts, Pacific Northwest College of Arts (PNCA), and Fonograf Editions. More information at de-canon.com
Support for the publication and exhibition of A Mouth Holds Many Things was generously provided by the Oregon Community Foundation/Creative Heights Grant, the Regional Arts & Culture Council (RACC), and a re/source residency fellowship from the Independent Publishing Resource Center (IPRC).
Dear colleague and friend, Tyrone—thank you for your generous compassionate brilliant heart and your work and teaching and community sprung from it. I made a Polaroid for you in love and honor of your brightening spirit.
In my bio there are links to some amazing Tyrone moments on and off the page @pnca_creativewriting and beyond)
It just so happens that @taylorswift is not the only artist with a project titled #1989 (I enjoy her version more!)—here are some fragments from a manuscript in process published in @dismantlemagazine . So grateful to the editors for this work to get some airtime. The writing is me explaining the esoteric life pre-internet…. Link in bio.
What i am reading and where i procured it—the Palestinian poet Mohab Abu Toha’s Things You May Find Hidden in My Ear published by @citylightsbooks . Mohab is presently at the Jabalia refugee camp (see his writing in @newyorkermag ) and I procured this at one of my favorite bookshops @nationale where all of us Portlanders should visit immediately to shop through an extraordinarily curated collection of books and look at some beautiful paintings too
@oscarponteri did it! He’s all moved into his new home @claremontmckennacollege and we had such a wonderful time here amid Tropical Storm Hilary! Oscar packed his “mo pillow” and mo also recommended oscar play mo’s theme song “coming in hot” as he walked onto campus and of course we all came in hot! We are so proud of him!!!