EVENTS AND PUBLICATIONS:
I'll be attending the AWP Conference in Portland, OR, March 27-30, and reading with other Salmon poets at Kells Irish Pub, 112 SW Second Ave., on Friday the 29th, 8-10 p.m.
I'll also be doing signings for my new book, The Moving Out: Collected Early Poems, at the Salmon table in the AWP Bookfair on Thursday from 3-4, and with Cirque magazines on Friday from 11-1.
On Sunday, April 21, at 3 p.m., I'll be giving a talk and reading at the conference celebrating The North American Review's 50th Anniversary at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls.
I'm scheduled to read at the Bear Gallery in Pioneer Park, Fairbanks, on October 5th at 7.
In a recent review of River of Light: A Conversation with Kabir, Susan J. Erickson writes: "The pace of John Morgan’s book-length poem flows with the untamed rhythm of a wild river. The experience of reading River of Light was almost collaborative. This artful telling makes me ask like Kabir does: 'Why can’t we fly together to that wished-for place?'"
In 2015, I took part in a Symposium on the Arts during my 50th Reunion at Harvard College. A video of my talk can be viewed on this site under "more..."
I'll be attending the AWP Conference in Portland, OR, March 27-30, and reading with other Salmon poets at Kells Irish Pub, 112 SW Second Ave., on Friday the 29th, 8-10 p.m.
I'll also be doing signings for my new book, The Moving Out: Collected Early Poems, at the Salmon table in the AWP Bookfair on Thursday from 3-4, and with Cirque magazines on Friday from 11-1.
On Sunday, April 21, at 3 p.m., I'll be giving a talk and reading at the conference celebrating The North American Review's 50th Anniversary at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls.
I'm scheduled to read at the Bear Gallery in Pioneer Park, Fairbanks, on October 5th at 7.
In a recent review of River of Light: A Conversation with Kabir, Susan J. Erickson writes: "The pace of John Morgan’s book-length poem flows with the untamed rhythm of a wild river. The experience of reading River of Light was almost collaborative. This artful telling makes me ask like Kabir does: 'Why can’t we fly together to that wished-for place?'"
In 2015, I took part in a Symposium on the Arts during my 50th Reunion at Harvard College. A video of my talk can be viewed on this site under "more..."
