And as I reach the milestones of publishing my ninth book of poetry and finishing my seventh year of moderating bi-monthly poetry critique groups, another milestone has fallen into my […]
The Umbrella Opens: On Translation, Surprises and a 9th Book of Poetry Read More »
Short film by Chris Gentes features four poets – Tommy Twilite, Howie Faerstein, LD Green, and Michael Favala Goldman – discussing their writing process, performance, and vulnerability. Recorded in Florence,
I was recently interviewed on Rattlecast, the podcast of Rattle Magazine. What an amazing opportunity! Below is a recording of the interview. Thanks to Rattlecast’s editor, Timothy Green, for having me
Michael Favala Goldman interviewed on Rattlecast Read More »
The funeral of Knud Sørensen, great Danish author of more than sixty works of poetry and prose, was held last week on October 5, and the sky cried. It poured,
That day arrived. Knud Sørensen, 1928-2022 Read More »
On August 5, 2022, I attended a unique authors’ event in Sharon, Connecticut. It was their local Hotchkiss Library’s 24th Annual Summer Book Signing. The event is a unique type
A Unique Book Signing & Library Fundraiser Read More »
To celebrate the publication of my fifth book of poetry, This May Sound Familiar, we will hold a party at the Northampton Center for the Arts at 33 Hawley St.
Save the Date: Jazz Party and Book Launch for Michael’s new poetry collection Read More »
This even will feature eight publishers from Western MA who will talk about their work, what they are looking to publish, and how to submit your work. Straw Dog Publishers
Western MA Publishers Panel and Marketplace, Oct 19, 2022, 7pm Read More »
Following on from successful editions of The Poetry Ritual in preceding years, members of the Poetry Critique Meet-up which is sponsored by Straw Dog Writers and the Northampton Center for the
[VIDEO] The Poetry Ritual 2022 Read More »
This fourth poetry collection by poet and translator Michael Favala Goldman was published on May 27, 2022. You can find out more about the book here. Below are some selected
Reviews for ‘If you were here you would feel at home’ Read More »
The last couple of weeks I have been reading, selecting, and translating the poems of Danish author Rolf Gjedsted. Today I found out that he died four days ago. Two
In memory of Rolf Gjedsted Read More »
