Poetry in Action : Indybay

Please join us for a very special evening to benefit
World Can’t Wait

Dennis J. Bernstein
Reading from his new book of poetry
SPECIAL ED: VOICES FROM A HIDDEN CLASSROOM
Guest poet Lauro Vasquez will open the evening

Refreshments will be served
$25 donation requested

RSVP 415-864-5153 or sf [at] worldcantwait.org
http://www.facebook.com/events/239116242861824/

Dennis Bernstein, KPFA Flashpoints producer and host, is internationally known for decades of path-breaking investigative reporting. He was chosen by Pulse Media as one of “20 Top Global Media Figures of 2009.”

'Special Ed: Voices from a Hidden Classroom' draws on his years as a New York public school teacher. Bernstein is a poet with a teacher’s heart, and a teacher with a poet’s voice. His poetry has been published in the New York Quarterly, Chimaera, the Texas Observer, the Progressive, and ZYZZYVA.

”[Dennis’] fearless pursuit of the truth about what is happening in our rapidly transforming world did not prepare me for the beauty, depth, not-one-word-mislaid perception of this amazing book. Each word, each line, each thought has a weight, a texture, a surprise all its own.”
—Alice Walker, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, author of The Color Purple

Poetry in Action
Date	Friday June 01
Time	6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Location Details
Persian Center, 2029 Durant, Berkeley (a few blocks from Downtown Berkeley BART)
Event Type	Fundraiser
Organizer/Author	Curt
Please join us for a very special evening to benefit World Can’t Wait Dennis J. Bernstein Reading from his new book of poetry SPECIAL ED: VOICES FROM A HIDDEN CLASSROOM Guest poet Lauro Vasquez will open the evening Refreshments will be served $25 donation requested RSVP 415-864-5153 or sf [at] worldcantwait.org http://www.facebook.com/events/239116242861824/ Dennis Bernstein, KPFA Flashpoints producer and host, is internationally known for decades of path-breaking investigative reporting. He was chosen by Pulse Media as one of “20 Top Global Media Figures of 2009.” 'Special Ed: Voices from a Hidden Classroom' draws on his years as a New York public school teacher. Bernstein is a poet with a teacher’s heart, and a teacher with a poet’s voice. His poetry has been published in the New York Quarterly, Chimaera, the Texas Observer, the Progressive, and ZYZZYVA. ”[Dennis’] fearless pursuit of the truth about what is happening in our rapidly transforming world did not prepare me for the beauty, depth, not-one-word-mislaid perception of this amazing book. Each word, each line, each thought has a weight, a texture, a surprise all its own.” —Alice Walker, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, author of The Color Purple For more event information: http://www.sfbaycantwait.org Added to the calendar on Tuesday May 22nd, 2012 9:55 AM

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