Literary Night: A Galère of Poetic Autopsies
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galère: [French (galƐr) noun. A group of people having a common interest, esp. a coterie of undesirable people.]
Expect the unexpected as poets, writers, and other creatives share their work and reveal the inspiration and stories behind the words.
Our November lineup:
- Sean Carrillo
- Daniel Schmeder
- Natalya Sukhonos
Sean Carrillo is an artist and writer from East Los Angeles, California. A former member of the Asco art collective, he currently lives and works in Hudson, NY.
Daniel Schmeder is a 66-year-old activist, hairdresser, husband, writer, and the father of a snarky 8-year-old. He writes and reads. Oh… he’s got stories!
A native of Odesa, Ukraine, Natalya Sukhonos is multilingual, speaking Russian, English, Ukrainian, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Italian. She holds a PhD in Comparative Literature from Harvard. Beyond Odesa, she has lived in New York City, New Haven, Madrid, Boston, Rio de Janeiro, San Francisco, and Istanbul. Natalya is a poet, scholar, and teacher deeply committed to the power of language to uplift, inspire, and defamiliarize us from the ordinary. She loves to experiment with poetic forms, space on the page, and multilingual writing. Sunlight Trapped in Stone (Green Writers Press 2026) is her third book.