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Sunday, June 13 at 2 pm EST To register click here or email bayshoreseniors@gmail.ca and put JUNE POETRY in the subject line. Elizabeth Zetlin, celebrated poet, videographer and environmental activist, was Owen Sound’s first poet laureate and initiated the Poet Laureate map of Canada project. She published The Punctuation Field with Black Moss, in 2011 and in 2020 she celebrated the launch of Prompted by Happiness (“these poems rise out of the fullness of a well-lived life to become a testament to resilience and hope.” - Lorri Neilsen Glenn, author).

Welcome to June's instalment of the Poet's Voice Reading Series! This month we're pleased to host Cranberry Tree Press co-publisher Laurie Smith (Suck and Spit, 2020), and Windsor Poet Laureate Mary Ann Mulhern (The Midnight Moon Sings of Murder, 2020). Join us as we discuss types of poison and the way hatred can poison a small rural community in southern Ontario.   Both books are available now for purchase through our website and at your local bookstore.

I’m writing this with a fountain pen. A green marble hand-finished pen made by Visconti in Florence, Italy. It's called Pericles, a pen that is normally manufactured in pearlized colours with a hinge clip that resembles Pericles's own headgear.