Periodically Speaking: The Eighth Annual Magathon

This celebration of literary magazines and independent publishing is in its eighth year at the Library! Leading literary magazine editors read favorite selections from their latest issues:

• Matvei Yankelevich reading from 6x6
• Lynne Potts reading from AGNI
• Peter Selgin reading “Out of the Deep Freeze,” fiction by Patrick Schultz, from Alimentum
• Tracy Grinnell reading from Aufgabe
• Ronna Wineberg reading “The Weight of Absence,” a poem by Judy Katz, and “Made of Metal and Constructed with Fire,” fiction by Katherine Ellis, from Bellevue Literary Review
• Joe W. Bratcher reading “The Pretty Redhead,” a poem by Guillaume Apollinaire (translated from the French by Lynn Hoggard), from The Dirty Goat
• Rebecca Wolff reading from Fence
• Mitch Wieland reading from The Idaho Review
• Jessica Fjeld reading two poems by Emily Toder, from jubilat
• Laura Boss reading from the Michael Benedikt Memorial Issue of Lips
• Nicole Steinberg reading poems by Paige Ackerson-Kiely, Heather Christle, and Mary Ruefle, from LIT Magazine
• Jenine Gordon Bockman reading from Literal Latté
• Minna Proctor reading from The Literary Review
• Mira Ptacin reading the poems “The Richness of Loss,” by Linda Gregg, and “The Orchard Picked Over,” by M.R.B. Chelko, from Lumina
• Eugenia Macer-Story reading “A Startling Success,” non-fiction by Dr. Stanhope Templeman Speer, from Magick Mirror Communications
• Hannah Tinti reading from One Story
• Meshakai Wolf reading from The Open Face Sandwich
• Lee Griffith reading “My Mother Discusses John Irving,” non-fiction by Dan O’Brien, and “Delusions of Grandeur,” a poem by Christina Stoddard, from The Pinch
• Stephanie Volmer reading “Not Wanting Things,” a memoir excerpt by Jane Miller, from Raritan
• Abigail Holstein reading “The First Thanksgiving,” fiction by Julia Felsenthal, from Saltgrass
• Mariya Gusev reading from St. Petersburg Review

Please note that while the audio file contains the full program, the video file begins with Joe Bratcher reading from The Dirty Goat.

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