poetry readings overlorded by the mysterious BatBot6000
⊳ THE EVIL GRIN POETRY SERIES
1st Sundays 3pm-5pm
• Featured Poets
• Open Reading (poetry)
• Free event
• We do not screen material; may not be appropriate for minors. Our intended audience is adults.
Via Zoom video conference until further notice (ask to join email list via contact, bottom of page). Formerly conducted at the forever glorious but now defunct Ahh Coffee.
Open Mic Rules: Limit 2 poems or 5 minutes, whichever is more brief.
Readers toward the end of the list might be asked to shorten their sets to ONE poem if time gets tight.
Emcees: (lowly minion*) Cliff Lynn, and (lowly minion*) Rocky Jones
⊳ POETRY OPEN MIC at NEW DEAL CAFE
3rd Saturdays 1pm-3pm
• Open Reading (poetry)
• Free event
• Cafe specialty: Vegan cuisine
• We do not screen material; may not be appropriate for minors. Our intended audience is adults.
Via Zoom video conference until further notice (ask to join email list via contact, bottom of page).
When in person, the venue is New Deal Cafe, 113 Centerway, Greenbelt, MD. See their website for details on contactless payment/puckup/delivery, gift cards, donations.
Open Mic Rules: Limit 2 poems or 5 minutes, whichever is more brief.
Readers toward the end of the list might be asked to shorten their sets if time gets tight.
Emcee: (lowly minion*) Rocky Jones
* The above readings are produced by BatBot6000, a mysterious and elusive society represented by a winged automaton and fronted by various lowly minions. The Board of Mystics consists of members unnamed and unknown.
Featured poets at our readings have included Barbara DeCesare, Randolph Bridgeman, Devin Taylor, Analysis, Grace Cavalieri, Le Hinton, Ellen Cole, and other superstars. Hey! Look! The partial list of superstars continues: C.L. Bledsoe, Alan King, Susan Moger, Joanne Van Wie, George Miller, Hiram Larew, Grace Cavalieri.
We have no affiliation with any venue in which we read, other than they very kindly let us hold readings. If it's a venue that is selling something, though it is not necessary, we would be very pleased if you make a purchase when you attend, if it is within your means.
Wearily and Warily,
Rocky Jones
Vice Deputy Assistant Coordinator of Information and Strategies
BatBot6000
1st Sundays 3pm-5pm
• Featured Poets
• Open Reading (poetry)
• Free event
• We do not screen material; may not be appropriate for minors. Our intended audience is adults.
Via Zoom video conference until further notice (ask to join email list via contact, bottom of page). Formerly conducted at the forever glorious but now defunct Ahh Coffee.
Open Mic Rules: Limit 2 poems or 5 minutes, whichever is more brief.
Readers toward the end of the list might be asked to shorten their sets to ONE poem if time gets tight.
Emcees: (lowly minion*) Cliff Lynn, and (lowly minion*) Rocky Jones
⊳ POETRY OPEN MIC at NEW DEAL CAFE
3rd Saturdays 1pm-3pm
• Open Reading (poetry)
• Free event
• Cafe specialty: Vegan cuisine
• We do not screen material; may not be appropriate for minors. Our intended audience is adults.
Via Zoom video conference until further notice (ask to join email list via contact, bottom of page).
When in person, the venue is New Deal Cafe, 113 Centerway, Greenbelt, MD. See their website for details on contactless payment/puckup/delivery, gift cards, donations.
Open Mic Rules: Limit 2 poems or 5 minutes, whichever is more brief.
Readers toward the end of the list might be asked to shorten their sets if time gets tight.
Emcee: (lowly minion*) Rocky Jones
* The above readings are produced by BatBot6000, a mysterious and elusive society represented by a winged automaton and fronted by various lowly minions. The Board of Mystics consists of members unnamed and unknown.
Featured poets at our readings have included Barbara DeCesare, Randolph Bridgeman, Devin Taylor, Analysis, Grace Cavalieri, Le Hinton, Ellen Cole, and other superstars. Hey! Look! The partial list of superstars continues: C.L. Bledsoe, Alan King, Susan Moger, Joanne Van Wie, George Miller, Hiram Larew, Grace Cavalieri.
We have no affiliation with any venue in which we read, other than they very kindly let us hold readings. If it's a venue that is selling something, though it is not necessary, we would be very pleased if you make a purchase when you attend, if it is within your means.
Wearily and Warily,
Rocky Jones
Vice Deputy Assistant Coordinator of Information and Strategies
BatBot6000