Moonstone Presents:
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Virtual Moonstone Poetry Reading and New Book Publications: R. Bremner, Rosemary Capello, Albert Tacconelli, Daniel Williams, and James Redfern
July 24, 2022 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Virtual Moonstone Poetry Reading and New Publications: R. Bremner, Rosemary Capello, Albert Tacconelli, Daniel Williams, and James Redfern
Registration Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUtdO2grjgpHNduJWSeJ9za5ZyJqHblU-w6
New Books from the Moonstone Press
R. Bremner, author of Erasing Influences (Moonstone Press) and seven other books, has been writing of incense, peppermints, and the color of time since the 1960s. His work has appeared in International Poetry Review, Paterson Literary Review, Red Wheelbarrow, Sigmund Freud in Poetry, and many more journals.
Rosemary Cappello, author of Suitcase Poems (Moonstone Press) is passionate about many things, poetry heads the list, and she spent a large portion of my life reading poetry, writing it, and presenting it to the public. She is passionate about editing and puts a great deal of thought into the publication of “Philadelphia Poets”.
Albert Tacconelli, author of Such Things (Moonstone Press), is a Poet and artist whose poems and art have appeared in Paterson Literary Review, Philadelphia Poets, VIA, Mad Poets Review, and Endicott Review. Tacconelli read at Hofstra University, Calandra Institute, Free Library of Philadelphia, and the American Italian Historical Association Annual Conference.
Daniel Williams, author of Lost Language of Mars (Moonstone Press) is primarily a poet of the Sierra Nevada range in central California, his work encompasses a wide variety of material. He has also been a community college instructor, a park ranger, and a stand-in and actor in Back to the Future III.
James Redfern, author of Baker (Moonstone Press) is a teacher, editor, printmaker, artist, writer, and poet: Redfern has built up a long rap sheet of artistic creation. Recently, his poetry has appeared in High Shelf, Beatific Magazine, The Raw Art Review, Transcend, We Are Antifa (Into the Void), 2020: Good Writing/Bad Year (Dutch Kills Press), and elsewhere
