09/04/2026
Coming up on Sept. 12! Join us for our Free Fall Poetry Series: Life – A Marathon or a Sprint?
Featuring readings by Alice Duggan, Low, and Ease. This event is free, but registration is required. Sign up: tinyurl.com/sept12-poetry
For Teens & Adults.
Poems by Alice Duggan have appeared in Tar River Poetry, Alaska Quarterly Review, Poetry East, WaterStone Review, Ohio Review, North American Review (forthcoming) and elsewhere; also in her chapbook, A Brittle Thing, from Green Fuse Poetic Arts, Loveland, Colorado, 2012, and “Ledger” from Ingram-Spark, 2026. As a writer, she’s interested in dailiness, in plain speech, in sound, the timbre of voices. In telling stories.
Low self-publishes their poetry and essays in zines, and loves encouraging and helping others publish their own zines. They organize readings, zine fests, and love to work collaboratively. They often write prose poetry about the queerness of the natural world, unusual desires, and power dynamics.
Ease is a transdisciplinary artist, writer, altar tender and world builder. Through embodied practice he dances in defense of the sensuous and creates space to be with rupture and collapse, to come undone, to yearn, and to grow. Rooted in seasonal practice, land, loss and longing, his work follows the Celtic wheel of the year and listens to the language of symbol and song. Notably he has hosted intergenerational candle making workshops in spiritual community, performed and vended at venues throughout Minneapolis, and his short story, Sea Urchin Experiences Worry, was published in the zine Q***r Home of Craft, through Q***r Voices Minnesota.
Photos: Alice, Low, and Ease.
