The Hive Live Reading Series presents poets Jennifer Tseng and Daniel Summerhill at Bookshop Santa Cruz. Masks are required to attend.
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JENNIFER TSENG is an award-winning poet and prose writer whose work has been translated into Chinese, Danish, and Italian. Her most recent book is The Passion of Woo and Isolde which was a Firecracker Award finalist and winner of an Eric Hoffer Book Award. She’s also the author of three award-winning books of poetry, The Man With My Face (AAWW 2005); the bilingual Red Flower, White Flower (Marick Press 2013) featuring Chinese translations by Mengying Han and Aaron Crippen; and Not so dear Jenny (Bateau Press 2017), poems made with her father’s English letters. She teaches literature and creative writing at University of California, Santa Cruz.
DANIEL B. SUMMERHILL is a poet and scholar originally from Oakland, CA. His work has appeared in Columbia Journal, Obsidian, Academy of American Poets and elsewhere. He is the author of Divine, Divine, Divine (Nomadic Press 2021), a semi-finalist for the Wheeler and Saturnalia Poetry Prizes and Mausoleum of Flowers (CavanKerry Press 2022). His work has earned him two Pushcart nominations and numerous best of the net nominations. Summerhill has earned fellowships from Baldwin for the Arts and The Watering Hole. He is Assistant Professor of Poetry/Social Action & Composition at CSU Monterey Bay and is the inaugural Poet Laureate of Monterey County.
(Please note: This book cannot be returned.)
(Please note: This book cannot be returned.)