Jeff Worley, editor of the poetry collection What Comes Down to Us (University Press of Kentucky, 2009), will be doing a reading for the University of Louisville’s Spring 2024 Axton Reading Series! Come hear him in the Bingham Poetry Room of the Ekstrom Library at 7:30PM on Tuesday, March 19th. The reading may include works from his numerous published books, including The Only Time There Is, Happy Hour at the Two Keys Tavern, and The Poet Laureate of Aurora Avenue.
About the Axton Reading Series, from the University of Louisville website:
“The Anne and William Axton Reading Series was established in 1999 through the generosity of the late William Axton, former University of Louisville English professor, and his wife, the late Anne Axton. The Series brings highly distinguished writers from across the country to the University of Louisville for two-day visits to read from their work, and to share their knowledge and expertise with the University and Louisville community. On Belknap Campus, writers give a public reading and Q&A on the first day, and on the following morning, they conduct a master class where select student work is critiqued. Both events are free, and the public is encouraged to attend.
Previous seasons have included Terrance Hayes, Junot Diaz, Brian Teare, Robert Pinsky, Charles Wright, Nathaniel Mackey, Susan Minot, Mary Karr, Stephen Dobyns, Lynnell Edwards, Colson Whitehead, Robin Lippincott, Robert Hass, Silas House, Beverly Lowry, George Saunders, Louise Glück, Hannah Tinti, Clare Vaye Watkins, and Lynnell Major Edwards.”