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Inprint Writing Cafe
Work with fellow writers in a pleasant space on Friday mornings* from 9 am to 12 pm We open our doors from 9 am to 12 pm on Friday mornings and transform our room for workshops/meetings/readings into a writing cafe. Any and all writers looking for a pleasant morning space in which to work are welcome. Enjoy the presence of other creative spirits in the lovely Menil neighborhood. We ask Inprint Writing Cafe patrons to keep talking to a minimum…
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Inprint Kwame Alexander Reading
100 free copies of Rebound given out to families via a drawing Presentation and Q&A with Kwame Alexander about his new book Rebound, follow up to The Crossover Music by Randy Preston Book sale, signing, meet the author Free poems upon request by the Inprint Poetry Buskers Popston popsicles for sale Bus scholarships available for student groups, contact info@inprinthouston.org. Deadline is Wednesday, April 11. Order a copy of Rebound here through Blue Willow Bookshop and pick it up at the event …
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Inprint Rigoberto González & Kevin Prufer Reading
Presented in association with Rice University Multicultural Community Relations in the Office of Public Affairs Click here to download a flier for the reading and click here for a map of Stude Concert Hall. Free rush tickets for students and senior citizens 65+ will be available at the door starting at 6:45 pm. RIGOBERTO GONZÁLEZ is the author of more than a dozen books of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. About Unpeopled Eden—his most recent poetry collection, which won the Lambda Literary…
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Poetry Lab Presented by Poets Reading the News
Presented by Poets Reading the News, in collaboration with Inprint Cost: $38 + service fee, to register click here. Please note that this is a three hour workshop. Are you just reading the news, or are you engaging with it? Join the creators of the world’s only newspaper written by poets, Poets Reading the News, in a poetry lab at Inprint that combines performance, discussion, and writing exercises to explore the power of poetry to process and understand current events. At no other…
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Poetry and Music: Sarah Rothenberg and Adam Zagajewski
Presented by Da Camera in collaboration with Inprint Tickets: $60, available through Da Camera here. For information on the Tuesday, May 1st performance click here. “Zagajewski is now one of the most familiar and highly regarded names in poetry both in Europe and in this country.” —New York Review of Books “Sarah Rothenberg is an outstanding pianist…She finds the unwritten words…and weaves a performance of pure poetry.” — CD Review Adam Zagajewski is Poland’s most famous living poet, winner of the…
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POETRY AND MUSIC: SARAH ROTHENBERG AND ADAM ZAGAJEWSKI
Presented by Da Camera in collaboration with Inprint Tickets: $60, available through Da Camera here “Zagajewski is now one of the most familiar and highly regarded names in poetry both in Europe and in this country.” —New York Review of Books “Sarah Rothenberg is an outstanding pianist…She finds the unwritten words…and weaves a performance of pure poetry.” — CD Review Adam Zagajewski is Poland’s most famous living poet, winner of the Kurt Tucholsky Prize, a Prix de la Liberté, and a Guggenheim Fellowship. In…
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Inprint Book Club: Aminatta Forna’s Happiness: A Novel
The Inprint Book Club will discuss Happiness: A Novel by Aminatta Forna, who appears as part of the 2017/2018 Inprint Margarett Root Brown Reading Series. The meetings are free and open to the public. For more info about the Inprint Book Club, click here.
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Inprint House Reading: Leah Lax & Leslie Contreras Schwartz
Free and open to the public Reading by both authors followed by an audience Q&A Leah Lax has published an array of award-winning fiction and nonfiction, a major opera (with NPR broadcast), a book-length memoir, and soon the narrative nonfiction Not From Here: our nation of immigrants and who we are now. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Houston. Leslie Contreras Schwartz is an essayist and poet, whose second and forthcoming book of poems, Nightbloom & Cenote, examines the legacy of trauma…
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