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DESCRIPTION:The Green Arcade is delighted to again be hosting a new release reading for 
 The Page Poets of FMSBW Press which publishes important Northern California 
 poets whose work excites them. The Page Poets Series was conceived by 
 friends on a bright day in a dark corner of The Page bar on Divisadero 
 Street in San Francisco.\n\nLauren Caldwell was born in San Francisco, 
 California and attends Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon. Other 
 Scavengers is her first poetry collection, conceived as a love letter to 
 her hometown and to the other small, strange corners of the world that have 
 raised her. She is a student and recorder of mysteries.\n\nJesse Holwitz 
 was born and raised in San Francisco. The title of this book Cueonia comes 
 from a light conversation with a friend, regarding free association and the 
 way behavioral psychology dictates “cues” that people come to rely upon 
 for their well-being. Health apps and social media are examples. Their 
 first collection of poems Cutting Teeth was published in 2022, also by 
 fmsbw press.\n\nCynthia Randolph is an artist and writer who works across 
 photography, video, poetry, and creative nonfiction. She has received a 
 Vermont Studio Center Artist Grant, George B. Hill and Therese Muller 
 Creative Writing Awards, and has exhibited throughout the United States and 
 abroad. Her writing has been published in Canvas, Omniverse, Written Here 
 (and There), The Community of Writers Poetry Review 2020, and Odes to Our 
 Undoing: Poets Processing Crisis, An Anthology (Risk Press, 2022). She 
 lives in San Francisco with her husband and son.\n\nPlease be vaxxed and 
 masks strongly recommended. Thanks!\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2023/05/17/18856126.php
SUMMARY:New Release Reading for Those Grand Page Poets! With Caldwell, Holwitz and Randolph
LOCATION:The Green Arcade\n1680 Market Street\nSan Francisco, CA  94102
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2023/05/17/18856126.php
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