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SUMMARY:112th: Poetry by Jay Gao\, with Lynn Xu and Patricia Dailey
DESCRIPTION:Join us Thursday\, October 15th at 7pm for a reading by Jay G
 ao to celebrate the release of The Dead One\, the Unconscious One\, Thun
 dering in Your Ear\, Thriving Slumber. He will be joined by the poet Lyn
 n Xu. Their reading will be followed by a conversation with Patricia Dai
 ley. In order to facilitate this in-person author event\, we will be par
 tially closing the second floor starting at 6:45pm. Please review our Sa
 fety guidelines and register for the event using the link above. Bios: J
 ay Gao is a poet from Edinburgh\, Scotland\, living in New York City. Hi
 s debut collection Imperium (2022) was a winner of the 2023 Michael Murp
 hy Memorial Prize\, an Eric Gregory Award\, and a Somerset Maugham Award
 . Born in Shanghai\, Lynn Xu is author of Debts & Lessons and And Those 
 Ashen Heaps That Cantilevered Vase of Moonlight\, which received the 202
 2 Poetry Center Book Award. With Joshua Edwards\, she is the co-translat
 or of Pee Poems\, as well as Prison Poems and Temple Speak (forthcoming)
 \, both by Yang Licai (aka Lao Yang). She teaches at Columbia University
  and co-edits Canarium Books. Patricia Dailey is an Associate Professor 
 of English and Comparative Literature at Columbia University specializin
 g in medieval literature\, critical theory\, and trees. She is the autho
 r of Promised Bodies: Time\, Language\, and Corporeality in Medieval Wom
 en's Mystical Texts (Columbia University Press\, 2013)\, as well as tran
 slations of works by Giorgio Agamben\, Jean-François Lyotard\, and Anton
 io Negri.\n\nTickets: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScnU_k0p2
 daBtWX7aMxoEDvVBv4rYhkoqVhpx4Adf1SYRl2-w/viewform?usp=send_form&usp=embe
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 8-7fbd0e87fb92
LOCATION:Book Culture LIC\, 26-09 Jackson Avenue\, Long Island City\, NY
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/ad34bc98-b11a-4a83-b968-7fbd0e87fb9
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