
Sarah K Lenz
Sarah K. Lenz is the author of the essay collection, What Will Outlast Me? (Unsolicited Press, 2023). Her creative nonfiction has appeared in Colorado Review, New Letters, Triquarterly, and
Sarah K. Lenz is the author of the essay collection, What Will Outlast Me? (Unsolicited Press, 2023). Her creative nonfiction has appeared in Colorado Review, New Letters, Triquarterly, and
Art is about survival. Art is painful in the best way. Zoe Elise Ramos (she/they), aka ZER, is a visual poet. At TAMU-CC, they work
Tom Murphy is the 2021-2022 Corpus Christi Poet Laureate and the Langdon Review’s 2022 Writer-In-Residence. Murphy’s books: When I Wear Bob Kaufman’s Eyes (2022) from Gnashing
Stefan Sencerz, born in Warsaw, Poland, came to the United States to study philosophy and Zen Buddhism. He teaches philosophy, Western and Eastern, at the
Sara Kaplan received her M.F.A. in poetry from the University of Idaho, and she also holds degrees from Miami University and Sweet Briar College. Her chapbooks include Moon Talk and
Robin Carstensen is the 2023-2024 Poet Laureate of Corpus Christi, and has served on the People’s Poetry Festival Committee (now the People’s Literary Festival of Corpus) since its inception
Lizbette Ocasio-Russe is currently an Assistant Professor of English at Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi. Lizbette completed her Ph.D. in Humanities at the University of
Karen Cline-Tardiff has been writing since she could hold a pen. She writes poetry, flash fiction, personal essays, short stories, and grant requests. She has been published
Joshua Bridgwater Hamilton is a Louisville, KY native who migrated to Texas. Between Kentucky and Texas, he has traveled and lived in several places, including Spain, Appalachia
Jonathan Dyen is an Assistant Professor of English at Del Mar College, prior to which, he taught for 20 years at colleges and universities in Massachusetts. He earned his PhD in
Dylan Lopez is an English graduate student at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. He is currently the Managing Editor of the Windward Review and President of the Islander
A self-proclaimed desert rat, Chuck Etheridge was raised in El Paso, Texas. After a stint in the US Navy keeping the coast of Southern California safe from the threat of enemy
Alan Berecka is a recently retired librarian who lives with his wife Alice and dog Ophelia in Sinton, Texas. He has published 5 full collections of poems and three chapbooks. His latest book A Living
Here is another panelist who is a very serious poet and who writes only very serious poems while sipping very serious coffee in super serious
Very impressive resume with lots of accolades. University credit. Publishing credit. All this and more!
People’s Literary Festival warmly invites you to submit proposals for events to participate in our 9th annual conference in Corpus Christi, Texas, taking place on
Peoples Poetry Fest is excited about this year’s Visual Poetry Panel. Ricardo Ruiz, Corey Johnson, Jacob Benavides, and Xanthe Lee Vinson each bring their own
A new panel has been added to the Peoples Poetry Festival lineup. Juan Manuel Pérez is hosting the Speculative Veteran’s Poetry Panel. Reading this year
The always popular Rising Poets Panel is back again this year. Featuring local poets on the rise, the host Dylan Lopez, is excited to showcase
In a new panel this year, In a Flash: Short Prose Forms, Sarah K Lenz brings a variety of panelists to share their short prose.
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