Saturday, November 5, 2011

Another Nashville Poetry Reading: Dino's








First off, bless Dino's, let's start with that. For the cheap beer, the unashamedly patriotic as heck ambience, the smoldering balls of black meat that her working-class patrons put in their stomachs, and for existing as the strongest counterpoint I know of to bars that require trim posture and a social mouthpiece.


Visiting writer, Jake Adam York, associate professor of English and the Director of Creative Writing at the University of Denver Colorado, with enthusiasm I'd garnered for a night of poetry at at Dino's (!) The local nod to local-natives heavy. I have a pile I'm working on without wanting to add to it, Nashville.



So send 'Pider your translation of the dog's claw marks at the wood, a recording of howls, a list of ceramics terminology, a recording of you whistling, and send it to piderbits@gmail.com.




And watch ( listen to ) this, foxers: