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Coffee, Tea, and light refreshments served.
631-368-1920Hosted by JIM FRAZZITTA (singer/songwriter)
Jim will be performing selections from his new album, 20 Years Below.
OPEN TIME
All musicians and poets welcome to share a song or two. (Doors open 7:45 pm)
Upcoming Shows:
- Saturday, November 8th, Conklin Barn, Huntington w/ Bob Westcott
- Saturday, December 13th, St. Lawrence of Canterbury Church, Dix Hills.
We at TNSPS are deeply saddened by the passing of Robert Dunn
and intend to be at the memorial service for Robert at The Vault
at 9 pm on October 11th after the last of the 2008 Let’s Talk Poetry lectures,
information below.
at 2 p. m. on October 11, at the Walt Whitman Birthplace, in Huntington, when D. H. Lawrence Scholar,
Dr. John Haegert, joins us from Indiana to discuss ‘Narrative Restlessness — D. H. Lawrence and the
Art of Fiction.’ His lecture is taken from his book-in-progress on ‘D. H. Lawrence and the
Transgressive Imagination: Authority and Mutiny in the Major Fiction.‘
(Please email, if you need directions.)
Tammy Nuzzo-Morgan, Founder and President;
Lynn Cohen. Project Director, 2008 Let’s Talk Poetry Lecture Series
“This program is in part made possible by the New York Council
for the Humanities, a state affiliate of the National Endowment
for the Humanities.”
and his Ph.D. in Modern
where he was a Danforth Fellow in the Humanities. His
as ‘English Literary History,’ ‘Modern Philology,’ ‘Contemporary Literature,’ ‘Modern Fiction Studies,’
‘Criticism,’ ‘Mosaic,’ ‘The Southern Review,’ ‘Texas Studies in Literature & Language,’ ‘Clio,’
‘The D. H. Lawrence Review,’ and ‘Essays in Literature.’ His numerous teaching awards
at the University of Evansville in Indiana — where he had taught English and American literature
for over 25 years — include UE’s Outstanding Teacher of the Year Award, the Sadelle and Sydney
Berger Award for Outstanding Scholarly Achievement, the Dean’s Teaching Award in Arts & Sciences
for Exemplary Teaching & Mentoring, and multiple election (in 1998, 2002, and 2004) to
‘Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers.’ Dr. Haegert has been a Visiting Professor in American Literature
at both UCLA and the Sorbonne.
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