Prerecorded Weather Launch Party

Featured Artists

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  Matt McBride Poet
  

  Matt McBride

  Poet

  Matt McBride is the recipient of a Divine Poetry Fellowship and a George Elliston Poetry Fellowship as well as an Ohio Arts Council Grant. His work has previously appeared in Court Green, Cream City Review, Columbia Poetry Review, FENCE, Guernica, Mississippi Review, Ninth Letter, [PANK], Tupelo Quarterly, and Zone 3 among others. His first book, City of Incandescent Light, was published by Black Lawrence Press. His most recent chapbook, The Mourners Forget Which Funeral They Are At was published by Greying Ghost. Currently, his is an Assistant Professor of Interdisciplinary Practice at Wilson College.

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  Noah Falck Poet, Culture Worker
  

  Noah Falck

  Poet, Culture Worker

  Noah Falck is the author of Exclusions (Tupelo Press, 2020) finalist for The Believer Book Award for poetry and the recent chapbooks Prerecorded Weather (co-written with Matt McBride) winner of the James Tate Prize for Poetry and normal normal (Foundlings Press, 2022). His work has appeared in the Kenyon Review, Literary Hub, Poetry Daily, Poets.org, and has been anthologized in Poem-A-Day 365 Poems for Every Occasion. He works at Just Buffalo Literary Center and in 2013 founded the Silo City Reading Series, a multimedia poetry event series inside a 120-foot-high, 100-year-old abandoned grain elevator.

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  Tyrone Williams Poet
  

  Tyrone Williams

  Poet

  Tyrone Williams is the David Gray Chair of Poetry & Letters at SUNY Buffalo. He is the author of several chapbooks and seven books of poetry: c.c. (Krupskaya 2002), On Spec (Omnidawn 2008), The Hero Project of the Century (The Backwaters Press 2009), Adventures of Pi (Dos Madres Press
  2011), Howell (Atelos Books 2011), As Iz (Omnidawn 2018), washpark (with Pat Clifford)(Delete Press, 2021) and
  stilettos in a rifle range (Wayne State University Press, 2022). A limited-edition art project, Trump l’oeil, was published by Hostile Books in 2017. He and Jeanne Heuving edited an anthology of critical essays, Inciting Poetics (University of New Mexico Press, 2019).