Reading - Fiction/poetry
Time:
Poetry Reading: Jeff Alessandrelli and Trey Moody
Date:
6:00 pm
Love Library South
Room: Room 221 (Peterson Room)
1248 R St
Lincoln NE 68508
Lincoln NE 68508
Additional Info: LLS
Contact:
Timothy Schaffert, tschaffert2@unl.edu
Jeff Alessandrelli and Trey Moody are alumni of the Creative Writing Program from the Department of English.
Jeff Alessandrelli is the author of the little book ERIK SATIE WATUSIES HIS WAY INTO SOUND (Ravenna Press) and three chapbooks, including DON’T LET ME FORGET TO FEED THE SHARKS (Poor Claudia). His work has appeared in Denver Quarterly, Pleiades, DIAGRAM, Redivider, Salt Hill, Western Humanities Review, Gulf Coast and Boston Review, among others. THIS LAST TIME WILL BE THE FIRST (2014), from Burnside Review, is his first full length collection of poetry. He is an assistant professor of English at Peru State College, and an editor for Dikembe Press.
Trey Moody is the author of THOUGHT THAT NATURE (Sarabande Books, 2014), selected by Cole Swensen for the Kathryn A. Morton Prize in Poetry. His poems have appeared in The Antioch Review, Best New Poets, Boston Review, The Cincinnati Review, Denver Quarterly, Gulf Coast, Pleiades, Washington Square, and West Branch. He holds an M.F.A. from Texas State University and a Ph.D. from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Trey is currently resident assistant professor of creative writing at Creighton University.
Jeff Alessandrelli is the author of the little book ERIK SATIE WATUSIES HIS WAY INTO SOUND (Ravenna Press) and three chapbooks, including DON’T LET ME FORGET TO FEED THE SHARKS (Poor Claudia). His work has appeared in Denver Quarterly, Pleiades, DIAGRAM, Redivider, Salt Hill, Western Humanities Review, Gulf Coast and Boston Review, among others. THIS LAST TIME WILL BE THE FIRST (2014), from Burnside Review, is his first full length collection of poetry. He is an assistant professor of English at Peru State College, and an editor for Dikembe Press.
Trey Moody is the author of THOUGHT THAT NATURE (Sarabande Books, 2014), selected by Cole Swensen for the Kathryn A. Morton Prize in Poetry. His poems have appeared in The Antioch Review, Best New Poets, Boston Review, The Cincinnati Review, Denver Quarterly, Gulf Coast, Pleiades, Washington Square, and West Branch. He holds an M.F.A. from Texas State University and a Ph.D. from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Trey is currently resident assistant professor of creative writing at Creighton University.
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