Cadence Collective: Long Beach Poets

[...] Sarah Thursday: Assistant editor, Raquel Reyes-Lopez has a brand new chapbook available now! Originally posted on Sadie Girl Press: Debut [...]

[...] By Raquel Reyes-Lopez In the palm of my right hand dry saffron. Eyes are closed. Left hand reaches out into air. [...]

[...] Party at Gatsby Books. February will feature two amazing poets, Ellyn Maybe and our own Raquel Reyes-Lopez, who will simultaneously knock you off your feet and then sweep you up off of them again! [...]

[...] By Raquel Reyes-Lopez He says there are no more parts of him to offer – whatever is left is broken. I can take as [...]

[...] .com. Remember that we will begin sign ups at 6:45 and reading begins at 7 pm now. Gatsby Books is located at 5535 E. Spring St., Long Beach, 90808. RSVP on the Facebook event page. [...]

[...] as Graham Smith and special guest, Amber Douglas, will be reading for you on March 9th, at Gatsby Books. Sign ups begin at 6:45 and the reading begins at 7 pm. See you there! RSVP on Facebook Kevin [...]

[...] underway and we are preparing for another monthly installment of 2nd Mondays Poetry Party at Gatsby Books. February will feature two amazing poets, Ellyn Maybe and our own Raquel Reyes-Lopez, who will [...]

[...] bound available now through the Sadie Girl Press Bookstore. Soon to be available at Gatsby Books in Long Beach, Read On Til Morning in San Pedro, Half Off Books in Whittier. View sample [...]

[...] at Gatsby Books. What better way to begin than have a local Long Beach double header with Donna Hilbert and Tamara Madison! These two powerhouse women are also organizers of the Long Beach Poetry [...]

[...] at Gatsby Books. What better way to begin than have a local Long Beach double header with Donna Hilbert and Tamara Madison! These two powerhouse women are also organizers of the Long Beach Poetry [...]

[...] planned for 2015! Please join us on December 8th, which will feature Cadence Collective poets, Donna Hilbert, Ricki Mandeville, Annie Freewriter, and Fernando Gallegos, reading from Gutters & [...]

[...] December will mark the 12th month of Cadence Collective’s 2nd Mondays Poetry Party. Murray and I have had the most wonderful year building a great monthly reading and [...]

[...] We are beginning our second year of 2nd Mondays Poetry Party at Gatsby Books. What better way to begin than have a local Long Beach double header with [...]

[...] posted on Cadence Collective: Long Beach Poets: We are beginning our second year of 2nd Mondays Poetry Party at Gatsby Books. What better way to begin than have a local Long Beach double header with [...]

[...] The year is underway and we are preparing for another monthly installment of 2nd Mondays Poetry Party at Gatsby Books. February will feature two amazing poets, Ellyn Maybe and our own Raquel [...]

[...] By Tamara Madison When I look at the mountains now I think of you. When I walk my dog beneath the pink clouds [...]

[...] . What better way to begin than have a local Long Beach double header with Donna Hilbert and Tamara Madison! These two powerhouse women are also organizers of the Long Beach Poetry Festival held each [...]

[...] . What better way to begin than have a local Long Beach double header with Donna Hilbert and Tamara Madison! These two powerhouse women are also organizers of the Long Beach Poetry Festival held each [...]

[...] time we are nominating poets for the Pushcart Prize from poems first-time published on Cadence Collective in the 2014 year.  We have been honored to showcase poets from and near the Long Beach area [...]

[...] Originally posted on Cadence Collective: Long Beach Poets: We are beginning our second year of 2nd Mondays Poetry Party at Gatsby [...]

[...] heard through writing. She is a member of the Whittier Poetry Group and assistant editor of Cadence Collective. She has an addiction to tea. From green tea to white willow bark tea to Irish Moss tea, [...]

[...] by Christian Lozada We were tagged in Orange County. As soon as Dad saw it, he started working over the graffiti [...]

[...] by Christian Lozada In my neighborhood, the city pays Rothko to paint murals around the city. I saw him one [...]

[...] By Christian Lozada I went to elementary school in Compton. If my parents placed bets on my survival, they both [...]