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06/23/2026

Rolling Windows by Chris Campanioni is out now from Roof Books! Launch event on July 9 at Unnameable Books.

06/22/2026

Poetry Hell
Home Sweet Home Bar
131 Chrystie St, NYC
Saturday, 6/27, 5pm

Ellen Alt is a q***r writer, chef, and future clinical social worker based in Brooklyn. They founded Circle, a magazine, and their work has previously been published by Parcel Magazine, AWOL.page, and Antiphony. They are inspired by their friends, the body, and making a personal archive of things you see on the street.

Daniel Kuriakose lives in Brooklyn and is the poetry editor for A Common Well Journal. He has work forthcoming with Lana Turner and Works & Days magazine.

Reid Kurkerewicz is a writer from Wisconsin who lives in Brooklyn. His work appears in the Brooklyn Rail, Blue Bag Press, the Adroit Journal and elsewhere. His chapbook Man of the Law was published by SLAB.

Alexandra Naughton is a writer, publisher, and literary events producer based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She is the founder of Be About It Press, established in 2010, and the co-host of the Bring A Blanket reading series. She is the author of a memoir and several poetry collections including most recently Sick of Being Inside Myself via House of Vlad Press.

Marc Solomon: I’ve run a spotty work history, dropping in and out of employment, education and relationships. By forty-five, I had served in the Navy and worked a string of masonry jobs, or in restaurants. I also picked up a string of degrees, but the school that’s stayed with me has been the Studio School, here in New York, where I have participated in the last four Alumni Exhibitions. I have also organized exhibitions, sold a few paintings, worked for the Board (later, Department) of Education and have participated in a fellowship at the Poetry Project.

06/21/2026

Scenes from Poetry Hell featuring Michael Cavuto, Garrett Phelps, Rebecca Teich, Amalia Tenuta, and Lev Xue.

06/18/2026

Roof author Chris Campanioni reviews the new Pierre Joris Reader in the Brooklyn Rail. Link below.

"In Between Keep Moving: A Pierre Joris Reader, edited by Ariel Resnikoff and Joris and published on the anniversary of Joris’s death in February of last year, collects for the first time poems, interviews, notebook extracts, philosophical manifestos, translator introductions, dedications and commemorations of poetic forebearers, performance scores, and the forewords of other books—a dense, promiscuous, and rewarding tome spanning more than half a century that demonstrates Joris’s lifelong commitment to and astute awareness of the aural discrepancies and adjustments between languages, each of which are redeemed, in verse, as uncontaminated originals through the poet’s characteristic open structure and playful enjambment."

06/17/2026

Cecilia Corrigan's The Gay Divorce is finishing its Off-Off-Broadway run this week. There are only 3 more chances to catch the show, Thursday-Saturday! Get your tickets now, link below. Next the show is headed to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. The Gay Divorce is a co-production of Inter Poets Theater!

06/16/2026

Rolling Windows is out and the blurbs are in!

Chris Campanioni’s new poetry collection is for sale now. The launch event is scheduled for July 9 at Unnameable Books.

Roof Books are distributed by Independent Publishers Group.

06/15/2026

Poetry Hell
Home Sweet Home Bar
131 Chrystie St, NYC
Saturday, 6/20, 5pm

Michael Cavuto is a poet living in Ridgewood, Queens. His latest book is Pyre (Spiral Editions, 2025), and he is the founding editor of the Slow Poetry in America Newsletter and auric press.

Garrett Phelps was born in Phoenix, Arizona in 1990. His work has been published by various outlets on- and offline, including Blush, The Brooklyn Rail, The Poetry Project Newsletter, and Fence. He lives in New York City.

Rebecca Teich is a writer, curator, and PhD student in English at the CUNY Graduate Center. Teich is the recipient of the 2023 Graduate Student Paper Award from the CLAGS and is a 2023 and 2024 archival research fellow through the Lost & Found Archival Research Grant. Currently the co-curator of Desperate Living Reading Series with Ry Dunn, Teich curated the Fall 2018 and 2019 Segue Reading Series, and was Artists Space's teaching-poet-in-residence 2019–2021. Teich's writing has been featured in Women’s Studies Quarterly, The Kitchen Magazine; Peach Magazine's Invitation to Form: Epic Mix; BOMB Magazine, The LA Review of Books, The Poetry Project Newsletter, and elsewhere. Teich is the author of the chapbook Caffeine Chronicles, Vessels for Water, and co-author of Shared Discernments with Kimberly Alidio.

Amalia Tenuta is a poet, labor, and anti-war organizer based in the Twin Cities. She is the author of the chapbook The Primitive Accumulation of Realness (Dead Mall Press 2023).

Lev Xue lives with the dog Poopy Xue and is trying to do a lot of sports -- climbing, fishing, jujitsu, skateboarding, ping pong, basketball, dancing -- and is trying to build a vocabulary of movement, and thinking and feeling while moving.

06/14/2026

Scenes from Poetry Hell featuring James Barickman, Thomas Delahaye, Cori Hutchinson, Geoffrey Olsen, and Lori-May Orillo.

06/13/2026

Congratulations to THE GAY DIVORCE for an amazing, sold-out premiere on Thursday!

Catch this hilarious new play before it heads to Edinburgh Festival Fringe next month! There are five more chances to see Cecilia Corrigan at the Brick — June: 13, 14, 18, 19, 20.

Get your tickets now, link in bio!

A hilariously twisted nightmare romcom about a brokenhearted trophy wife: as the prospect of her dream gay wedding falls apart, she does, too, and the show follows her psyche’s explosion through a lineup of chaotic femme characters: an immortal witch, a codependent Jesus, a postapocalyptic Real Housewife, even a very grouchy worm!

“Very fu***ng funny”
-Eric Andre (comedian, The Eric Andre Show)

“A glittering harbinger of doom”
-Sarah Knittel (clown legend )

The Gay Divorce

06/11/2026

Chris Campanioni is launching his new Roof Book --- Rolling Windows --- next month in Brooklyn!

July 9, 7pm
Unnameable Books
615 Vanderbilt Ave, Brooklyn

featuring
Reuben Gelley Newman, Kyle Carrero Lopez, Kendra Sullivan, and Chris Campanioni

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