Saturday March 31st. at 8pm, Chapterhouse Cafe and Gallery (620 South 9th St.) will host Chapter and Verse 10, featuring:
Caren Beilin: her fiction has appeared in Zembla Magazine, Quarterly West, and is forthcoming in McSweeney's. She's moving to Missoula, Montana this summer.
Ryan Eckes: born in Northeast Philadelphia and now he writes poems. Some of them have appeared or will appear in Cue: A Journal of Prose Poetry, PhillySound, Exquisite Corpse, Vert, Main Street Rag, Pocket Myths #4: The Odyssey, and elsewhere. A chapbook will be published in the fall by Plan B Press.
Quincy Scott Jones: poet and teacher of literature, composition, and creative writing. Along with performing his own work, Jones has worked as an actor, copy editor, retail office supply associate, mail sorter, and, for two days, a clown.
Chad Willenborg: holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Emerson College and teaches at the Art Institute of Philadelphia. His work has appeared in McSweeney's, Fugue, The Believer, and elsewhere and has been nominated for Best American Short Stories. He is currently finishing a third novel to complete his Bone Orchard Trilogy, an excerpt of which was runner-up in CityPaper's writing contest this year.
Come for the poetry and stay for the free wine!
Caren Beilin: her fiction has appeared in Zembla Magazine, Quarterly West, and is forthcoming in McSweeney's. She's moving to Missoula, Montana this summer.
Ryan Eckes: born in Northeast Philadelphia and now he writes poems. Some of them have appeared or will appear in Cue: A Journal of Prose Poetry, PhillySound, Exquisite Corpse, Vert, Main Street Rag, Pocket Myths #4: The Odyssey, and elsewhere. A chapbook will be published in the fall by Plan B Press.
Quincy Scott Jones: poet and teacher of literature, composition, and creative writing. Along with performing his own work, Jones has worked as an actor, copy editor, retail office supply associate, mail sorter, and, for two days, a clown.
Chad Willenborg: holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Emerson College and teaches at the Art Institute of Philadelphia. His work has appeared in McSweeney's, Fugue, The Believer, and elsewhere and has been nominated for Best American Short Stories. He is currently finishing a third novel to complete his Bone Orchard Trilogy, an excerpt of which was runner-up in CityPaper's writing contest this year.
Come for the poetry and stay for the free wine!
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