YOU’RE INVITED to FUMFA Reading #126: Ann Huang & B.J. Buckley on Sunday at 8PM ET! On this night, we welcome two special guest poets!✨
✨Go to our Facebook page, YouTube channel, or Twitter profile on SUNDAY NIGHT at 8PM Eastern Time for an awesome night of readings and stick around for the Q&A at 9PM! RSVP on the event invitation to let us know you’ll be there! Spread the word and invite all your friends!✨
✨TO ATTEND: If you RSVP ‘Going’, you will get a notification. Just click the notification! Otherwise, just come to our Facebook, YouTube, or Twitter page and scroll until you see the livestream. Then just click to join!✨
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✨BIOS
✨Ann Huang is a multilingual Chinese American poet, filmmaker and visual artist living in Newport Beach, CA. Her award-winning poetry has been featured in Denver Quarterly, Ruth Stone Poetry Prize, Rue Scribe, The Blue Mountain Review, The Elevation Review, Helen Lit Mag, The Florida Review, The Bookends Review, Tiny Seed Journal, The Write Launch and Verse Wrights. She is producing a limited short film series Ann Huang Presents. Huang is the Visual Arts Editor for the New Found Org and Traveling Show Manager for the Marin Poetry Center. Find her work at AnnHuangPoetry.com and SaffronSplash.com.
✨B.J. Buckley is a Montana poet and writer who has worked as a teaching artist in Arts-in-Schools and Communities programs throughout the West and Midwest for more than four decades. Her recent work has appeared in About Place Journal, ellipsis, Dogwood, Grub Street, Whitefish Review, Visions International, SWWIM Everyday, Poetry Super Highway, and Calyx, among others. B.J. has received a number of national prizes and awards for her poems. Her latest book is Corvidae: Poems of Ravens, Crows, and Magpies, Lummox Press 2014. Her new chapbook, “In January, the Geese”, won The Comstock Review’s 35th Anniversary 2021 Poetry Chapbook Prize. She lives in rural central Montana beer barley country with her sweetheart, dogs, and cats.
(Photo Credit: Dainis Hazners)