Robert Hawkes at odd sunday's (Fredericton)

odd sundays at molly’s, Fredericton’s longest-running, semi-monthly, poetry-reading series, has more poetry for you.

Sunday, September 21st
2 PM
554 Queen St, Fredericton

Robert Hawkes — poet, archivist, historian, author — will be reading from his new book, William Laud, Archbishop: Memoranda from Court to Tower (2008, Poppy Press). Hawkes, has lived or studied in Durham, NC, Toronto, Ottawa, Halifax, Eskasoni, and Sydney, Nova Scotia. A professor emeritus at UNB, he has co-edited "The Fiddlehead," "The Cormorant," and "The Canadian Modern Language Journal / La Revue Canadienne des langues vivantes." He has authored numerous poetry collections including Paradigms (Fiddlehead/Goose Lane), This Grievous Injury (Broken Jaw), Cranmer and
Pole-Archbishops (Broken Jaw, 2000) and Poems for the Christmas Season (Broken Jaw, 2004).

Open Set: Bring a poem or short piece of fiction to read to an eager audience.

Call for Submissions: Consider submitting your work for possible inclusion in open set, an odd sundays chapbook. Speak with Allison Calvern, or email her with your submission: acalvern@nbnet.nb.ca