We did this sonnet in CW today and a kid just totally burst into tears at the end and I felt really bad. Martín Espada
Scenes from #PoetryLife workshop with Martín Espada & PatriciaJabbehWesley at Bookstore1 Sarasota. And I even wrote a poem! 💪
The new episode of Poetry In America features my poem 'Who Burns for the Perfection of Paper.' Host Elisa New joins me along with actor John Turturro, retired Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer, & historian Jill Lepore, among others. ➡️poetryinamerica.org/episode/who-bu….⬅️
The new ep of the PBS series 'Poetry in America' features Governor's Award honoree Martín Espada and his poem 'Who Burns for the Perfection of Paper,' based on the experience of making legal pads in a printing plant--and ending up in law school. Watch: buff.ly/4dEiQqu
Western Mass, come join us next Thursday for an evening of great literature! Featuring Martín Espada Martín Espada, Kym Newberry reading Chuma Nwokolo, and Amalialú Posso Figueroa. Shanta Lee and I will be reading our translation of Amalialú's fiction!
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'The white army of winter spreads across the city.'
This arresting poem by Martín Espada (Martín Espada)
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feat new fiction not just by yours truly, but @kalanipickhart + فرح علی Farah Ali, poetry by Martín Espada, essay by Ed Pavlić, photography by kris graves, & more!
NAR Contributing Editor Martín Espada's poem 'Who Burns for the Perfection of Paper' is featured on the latest Poetry In America poetryinamerica.org/episode/who-bu…
Join us at IU Northwest for a reading by National Book Award winning Martín Espada who will read from his 2021 book, “Floaters” on Thurs, Sept 28, at 1 pm CDT. Event is available online at northwest.iu.edu/onebook/index.… #iunorthwest
🐱Il Manifestante su «Freeman’s Animali»! Trovate l’introduzione di @freemanreads a un numero che amiamo molto.👉bit.ly/3ZYEeja
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If you're in the Greater Boston area, join me for a reading on May 7th, 5 PM at the Barker Center, Harvard University. Hosted by Harvard University's Latinx Studies Working Group, cosponsored by the Committee on Ethnicity, Migration & Rights and the Instituto Cervantes.
Old friends like Martín Espada and his wife Lauren Schmidt showed up as well as my high school roommate! Now that’s long term loyalty!
Hate to leave this pretty town full of readers!