Join us for an evening with Barbara Henning, Maureen Owen, and Ashley Smith Keyfitz (left to right, below).

Barbara Henning is the author of four novels and seven collections of poetry. Most recent books are a novel, Just Like That, and a book of poetry, A Day Like Today. She is also the editor of a book of interviews, Looking Up Harryette Mullen, and The Collected Prose of Bobbie Louise Hawkins. Barbara lives in Brooklyn, has taught for Naropa, and presently teaches for Long Island University and writers.com.

Maureen Owen’s most recent book is Edges of Water, Chax Press. Other books include: Erosion’s Pull, Coffee House Press, finalist for the Colorado Book Award; American Rush: Selected Poems, finalist for the L.A. Times Book Prize; and AE (Amelia Earhart), Before Columbus American Book Award. She was the publisher of Telephone Magazine/Telephone Books. Maureen lives in Denver and has taught for Naropa University. Her readings can be found on PennSound.

Ashley Smith Keyfitz (Ash Smith) is the author is Water Shed, Come Such Frequency, Pigeon of Tears & (forthcoming from Xexoxial Editions) Park of Unwired Asking. Formerly a publisher for LRL magazine & book series, she lives in Austin where she does web design, graphic, and community outreach work.