I’ll be reading Sunday at the South Brunswick Public Library as part of its monthly poetry reading series (disclosure: I’m the organizer). Here is the release from the library:
South Brunswick, NJ – Hank Kalet — managing editor of The South Brunswick Post and The Cranbury Press, and an award-winning journalist and political columnist — will be the guest poet on Sunday, January 20 at South Brunswick’s monthly series of Sunday poetry readings. The program, sponsored by the South Brunswick Arts Commission, in cooperation with the South Brunswick Public Library, starts at 2 p.m. in the Library, 110 Kingston Lane, Monmouth Junction.
Kalet is a longtime South Brunswick resident whose poetry and prose have appeared in The Aquarian Weekly, The Progressive Populist, City Belt, The Journal of New Jersey Poets, Big Scream, Big Smile, The Writer’s Gallery and numerous other journals.
His chapbook, Suburban Pastoral, was published in 2006 by Voices of Reason. He is the former editor of the literary journals Flux, The Subterranean and The Other Half. His column, Dispatches, appears weekly in the Post and the Press, and he writes a semi-monthly column for the Progressive Populist. His latest poetry will be appearing in the forthcoming issues of Lips, The Writer’s Gallery and a new literary journal to be published by Middlesex County College.
Admission to the poetry readings is free, though a donation of a nonperishable food item, which will be given to the South Brunswick Food Pantry, is encouraged.
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