Community open mic with special guests Meg Kearney & Carlene M. Gadapee
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We're thrilled to have Meg Kearney and Carlene M. Gadapee as our special guest poets for this week's community open mic! Join us in the barn at 3pm to enjoy and perhaps share words or a song of your own.
Meg Kearney’s All Morning the Crows won the 2020 Washington Prize and spent six months on SPD’s poetry bestseller list. Her ninth book, a heroic crown of sonnets, is titled Cardiac Thrill (2025). She lives in New Hampshire. Visit https://megkearney.com.
Poet and English teacher Carlene M. Gadapee lives in Littleton with her husband, several fruit trees, and a beehive. Her chapbook, What to Keep (Finishing Line Press, 2025), joins her poems and reviews in many journals including Smoky Quartz, Touchstone, Gyroscope Review, Vox Populi, and MicroLit Almanac. Her second chapbook, Relearning the Body, is forthcoming in 2026.
Meg Kearney’s All Morning the Crows won the 2020 Washington Prize and spent six months on SPD’s poetry bestseller list. Her ninth book, a heroic crown of sonnets, is titled Cardiac Thrill (2025). She lives in New Hampshire. Visit https://megkearney.com.
Poet and English teacher Carlene M. Gadapee lives in Littleton with her husband, several fruit trees, and a beehive. Her chapbook, What to Keep (Finishing Line Press, 2025), joins her poems and reviews in many journals including Smoky Quartz, Touchstone, Gyroscope Review, Vox Populi, and MicroLit Almanac. Her second chapbook, Relearning the Body, is forthcoming in 2026.
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