| 2025 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE!
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Readings start at 7:00 pm
Opens at 6:30 pm for connection issues, socializing, open mic sign up, etc.
Help appts available from 6:00;
contact Greg.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email
containing a link to join the meeting.
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| | | Carol Graser Carol Graser is the author of the poetry collections Prayer for the Sorrowful Brain (Kelsay Books, 2025) and The Wild Twist of Their Stems (FootHills Publishing, 2007). Her work has been published in many journals, including Apricity Magazine, The Berkeley Poetry Review, Evening Street Review, Hollins Critic, I-70 Review, The MacGuffin, Midwifery Today, So to Speak, Southern Poetry Review, and Midwest Quarterly.
In 2003, Graser initiated a monthly poetry reading series at Saratoga Springs’ legendary Caffe Lena, which continues to gather poets and poetry enthusiasts some 20 years later. Her dedication to this series has fostered a strong community of poets and helped make Caffe Lena a central hub for poetry in the area. Graser often reads her work at rallies, fundraisers, and poetry events in the area and has run poetry workshops for teens and at-risk youth. |
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| Maria Lisella
Maria Lisella is Program Coordinator for the IAWA readings at the Cornelia Steet Cafe, and is co-editing an anthology based on those readings. She lives in Long Island City and was a finalist in the competition for Poet Laureate of Queens in 2007. A longtime travel writer, she currently edits a national travel trade magazine and is a member of the New York Travel Writers Association. Roxanne Hoffman studied book and poster design at Parson's School of Design in New York City. In 2006, she curated "Through The Eyes of a Poet: A Photography Exhibition of Poets Photographed by Poets" at A Gathering of the Tribes, 285 E. 3rd St., NYC. Her cartoons have appeared in MEDICINAL PURPOSES, and other places.
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| | Greg Correll
Greg Correll, CAPS Board member, was a Fellow at the CUNY Writers Institute in 2017, where he worked closely with Leo Carey (The New Yorker) and Jonathan Galassi (FSG). Wrote about his Parkinson’s diagnosis (Salon), and sexual as- saults in jail at 14 (Medium). In a half-dozen essay/poetry anthologies, includiing Into Sanity (2019), co-edited by Mark Vonnegut. Two short plays produced, one off-Broadway. A freelance editor, he loves helping writers improve and polish. Three ferocious, brilliant daughters. |
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| | | Consider A Membership to
Calling All Poets
(Pretty Please)
We've never really done this before but we would like to ask you to please consider a donation or a membership to CAPS. 2025 promises a host of new featured voices from Ireland, Malaysia, and seven different states. We're brainstorming another anthology, this one based on the need for RESISTANCE!
We also hope to expand the website to enable members to communicate with each other salon style to discuss various poetic ideas, post poems and seek feedback, etc. We'd also like to take RESISTANCE! on the road for readings. Plus the calls for more JAZZOETRY are growing louder and louder.
So please consider what CAPS means to you and consider a membership or donation. The link to the membership info/page is https://callingallpoets.net/community/membership.
If you would like to donate or join you can also use the TipJar on the CAPS homepage or PayPal us at me...@callingallpoets.net
Remember: CAPS is, because you are.
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