Atwater Poetry Project | Adam Dickinson & Allison LaSorda

Join the Atwater Poetry Project, in collaboration with UNB’s Poetry Weekend, for readings by Adam Dickinson and Allison LaSorda.

The event is FREE and everyone is welcome. Books by the poets will be for sale.

Atwater Library and Computer Centre
1200 Atwater Avenue,

Full event info here & excerpted below:

Born in Bracebridge, Ontario, Adam Dickinson has written three books of poetry and has earned numerous awards and nominations. His writing focuses on the intersection of science and poetry. For example, his third book, The Polymers, plays with the science of plastic materials and the aspects of language and culture, such as arguments and trends, that repeat like plastic molecules. He currently teaches at Brock University. @AdamwDickinson

Allison LaSorda lives in Toronto. Her writing has been supported by residencies at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity and the Vermont Studio Center. ​Recent work can be found in PRISM international, The Fiddlehead, Shenandoah, and Hazlitt. Her first collection of poems, Stray, was published by icehouse poetry / Goose Lane Editions in April 2017. www.allisonlasorda.com

This event will take place in the Atwater Library auditorium, which is located on the second floor, up two flights of stairs. The library does not have an elevator. In addition to a multi-stall women’s washroom, there is a single-stall gender-neutral washroom next to the auditorium. For further accessibility inquiries, please contact [email protected]

This event is taking place on the unceded traditional territory of the Kanien’kehá:ka people.