Gelare Khoshgozaran is an artist, a writer and translator, and a video-editor working from a cubicle somewhere in Burbank where she is writing this short bio in third person. She has contributed to multiple Persian and English publications including Parkett, The Enemy, TripWire, Jadaliyya, Ajam Media Collective, Mardomak and ZanNegaar Journal of Women Studies. Gelare lives, works and fears dying in Los Angeles; the last time she crossed an international border was in August 2009.
Susan Schultz's books include
Aleatory Allegories (Salt),
And Then Something Happened (Salt),
Memory Cards & Adoption Papers (Potes & Poets),
Dementia Blog (Singing Horse),
Memory Cards: 2010-2011 Series (Singing Horse),
A Poetics of Impasse in Modern and Contemporary American Poetry and edited collections on John Ashbery (Alabama) and
on multiformalisms (Textos), the latter with Annie Finch. Tinfish Press recently published
Jack London is Dead: Euro-American Poetry of Hawai`i (and some stories), which she edited (2013). He newest book is volume two of
Dementia Blog, "She's Welcome to Her Disease" (Singing Horse Press, 2013). Tinfish Press can be found at
tinfishpress.com
Daniela Seel, born 1974 in Frankfurt/Main, is a poet, publisher, translator, editor, host, and mentor. In 2000 she was co-founder of
KOOKread, the literary branch of the artists' network KOOK ‒ together with fellow authors Jan Böttcher, Alexander Gumz, Karla Reimert, and Uljana Wolf. Emerging from KOOK, and supported by book artist and illustrator Andreas Töpfer as Art Director, in 2003 she founded
kookbooks– Lab for Poetry as Life Form. Her first collection of poems
ich kann diese stelle nicht wiederfinden / i cannot find this place again was published by
kookbooks in 2011. Her poems have been translated into Polish, English, Slovak, French, Norwegian, Italian, Dutch, Serbian, and Croatian. She has collaborated with musicians, dancers, visual artists, and fellow poets. In her current project
was weißt du schon von prärie / what do you know about prairie, actually she tries to further explore the relations between voice, space, textures, and movement, how they evolve from one another and change over time, thus perhaps creating a "four-dimensional poetry room". She lives in Berlin.
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Saturday, April 11 2015
Doors open 7, reading: 7:30pm
Poetic Research Bureau
951 Chung King Rd.
Los Angeles, CA 90012
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