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DESCRIPTION:POSTPONED TO JUNE 7 at 7:30 pm\n(Originally scheduled for FEB
 RUARY 8\, 2013) LORING-GREENOUGH HOUSE\, 12 SOUTH STREET JAMAICA PLAIN C
 ENTER\nPresenting: Kemi Alabi\,&nbsp\;a writer and performer  from Milwa
 ukee\, is pursuing a joint  degree in philosophy and political  science 
 from Boston University.  There\, she served for two years as  president 
 of spoken word collective  Speak for Yourself. Kemi competed  with BU&rs
 quo\;s first slam team\,  representing the university at a national  con
 test in 2010. Since then\,  she&rsquo\;s performed in colleges\, museums
 \,  poetry clubs\, theaters\, and  protests throughout New England. She 
  competed in the National Poetry  Slam as a member of the 2012 Boston  P
 oetry Slam Team.\nJennifer Barber&nbsp\;is  the author of&nbsp\;Given  A
 way&nbsp\;and&nbsp\;Rigging the Wind\,&nbsp\;both from Kore Press\,  and
 &nbsp\;Vendaval&nbsp\;in&nbsp\;Take  Three: 3&nbsp\;(Graywolf Press). Sh
 e is the recipient of a  Pushcart Prize\, a  St. Botolph Grant\, a Heinr
 ich Boll Cottage residency\,  and the Anna  Davidson Rosenberg Award. Re
 cent poems have appeared  in&nbsp\;Orion\, Cerise  Press\, the&nbsp\;New
  Yorker\,&nbsp\;the&nbsp\;Harvard Divinity Bulletin\,  and  the&nbsp\;Ge
 ttysburg Review. She teaches at Suffolk University and is   founding and
  current editor of the literary journal&nbsp\;Salamander\, now   celebra
 ting its 20th year.\nDan Memmolo&nbsp\;grew up in  the suburbs of Boston
  where  he discovered the virtues of a three-chord  stomp\, a 15-foot ju
 mp shot\,  and the seven dirty words.&nbsp\;His poetry  collection\,&nbs
 p\;Fist City\,&nbsp\;won the  2011 Holland Prize from Logan House  Press
 .&nbsp\;He is the author of the  chapbook&nbsp\;Beat Surrender&nbsp\;(Ma
 in Street Rag\,  2006) and his poems have  appeared in numerous magazine
 s\,  including&nbsp\;Atlanta Review\, Gargoyle\, New  York Quarterly&nbs
 p\;and&nbsp\;Southern  Poetry Review.&nbsp\;He holds an MFA in creative 
  writing from Virginia  Commonwealth University.\nSuggested donation $5.
 00 or whatever you can afford.&nbsp\;(We mean this. We would rather have
  you than your money.) Free refreshments are served.\nParking Informatio
 n:&nbsp\;The  Loring-Greenough House has  a parking lot\, but&nbsp\;four
  spaces are reserved  for ZIP Cars. Please  respect these spaces\, and a
 lso please try not to  park on the grass.  There is ample nonrestricted 
 street parking and a  large\, free public  parking lot off Centre Street
 \, between Burroughs and  Thomas Streets\,  just a block from the Loring
 -Greenough House.\nFor information check our website at http://jamaicapo
 ndpoets.com or email&nbsp\;dorothy.derifield@gmail.com&nbsp\;or call 617
 -325-8388.
URL:http://jamaicaplain.patch.com/events/chapter-and-verse-literary-readi
 ng-series-kemi-alabi-jennifer-barber-dan-memmolo
SUMMARY:Chapter and Verse Literary Reading Series: Kemi Alabi\, Jennifer 
 Barber\, Dan Memmolo
LOCATION:The Loring-Greenough House: 12 South St\, Jamaica Plain\, MA
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