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Author: Evan Karp

Poetry in Parks 2025

Poetry in Parks 2025

Posted on April 8, 2025August 4, 2025 by Evan Karp

Quiet Lightning and California State Parks present Poetry in Parks, an annual collaboration that began in 2015, on Saturday, September 13 at China Camp Village in San Rafael’s China Camp State Park. In partnership with Friends of China Camp, the day-long arts festival, with readings and live music, is free and open to the public and will Read More

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Sunday, July 13 with Omnidawn Publishing

Sunday, July 13 with Omnidawn Publishing

Posted on April 7, 2025April 8, 2025 by Evan Karp

Quiet Lightning is pleased to co-present a virtual event with Omnidawn Publishing, to celebrate their seasonal launch of new titles. Hosted by QL director Evan Karp, each author will read from their work: Laynie Browne, Norma Cole, Sam Creely, Liza Flum, Jennifer Hasegawa, Kimberly Reyes and Martha Ronk. The event is free to attend, but Read More

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