Not Just A Labor of Love: Workshop presented by Michael Goldman about literary translation at the NETA conference, Boston University.

On the occasion of the publication of Something To Live Up To by Benny Andersen and The Water Farm by Cecil Bødker. By invitation.

Benny Andersen and I will read excerpts from the new dual-language volume of poetry and talk about our experiences working together. This is the first translation of his poetry published in the US in over forty years.  

Although I usually read from my Danish translations, Thursday December 14 at 7pm, I will read from my own original poetry as part of the end celebration for 30 Poems in November, a fundraiser for the Center for New Americans. The event will take place at Smith College, Wright Hall. Link here: http://centerfornewamericans.weebly.com/30-poems-in-november.html

I will be reading at this event to launch this anthology of poems which all have their settings in the Pioneer Valley. Hosted by Jane Yolen.

Join me and other poets at the Northampton Center for the Arts for an informal but productive sharing and critiquing of our original work. Each poet brings one poem to share and get feedback about. I do a short monologue in the middle of the sessions which run 2 1/2 hours, usually 1-3:30pm on a […]

Join me and Easthampton City Arts+ for an evening of poetry on zoom. https://www.facebook.com/events/1600482260111471  

Michael moderates the Poetry Critique Meet-up which is a chance for poets to give and receive immediate constructive feedback on their poems by everyone in attendance. Learn what is working in your poems, and what may need revision. Contribute your observations to other poets. Be fascinated by the breadth of the written word.

I’ll be reading a translated short story at this video premiere. This is event is hosted by Meat For Tea, Flywheel Arts Collective and Les Dérailleurs.