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X-WR-CALNAME:Ed Doyle-Gillespie: "The Slow Lament of Dying Ice" 
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DESCRIPTION:In this new collection of poems by E. Doyle Gillespie\, Gillesp
 ie once again demonstrates how he is truly a master of his craft. Each poe
 m in The Slow Lament of Dying Ice will transport the reader to smoke fille
 d cafes\, shadowy conversations whispered over glasses of crimson wine\, a
 nd cobbled stones leading the reader to stories they'll never forget.\n\n 
 \n\nAbout the Author: \n\nE. Doyle-Gillespie is a Baltimore City poet and 
 writer. He holds a BA in History from George Washington University\, and a
  Master of Liberal Arts from Johns Hopkins University. His poems are drawn
  from his world travel\, and his work in education\, and law enforcement. 
 He served as a Baltimore City police officer for 19 years\, working in pat
 rol\, operations\, intelligence\, and instruction. He currently teaches En
 glish at the Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women.\n\n \n\nThe poem
 s in The Slow Lament of Dying Ice represent his fascination with history a
 nd culture\, and how those forces play roles in the most intimate parts of
  our lives. He gathers the raw material of the human condition as he trave
 ls the globe\, reads\, teaches\, and learns. His books of poetry include M
 asala Tea and Oranges\, On the Later Addition of Sancho Panza\, Socorro Pr
 ophecy\, Gentrifying the Plague House\, Aerial Act\, and Father of the Red
  Grotto Used Bookstore. \n\n \n\nHe lives in Baltimore\, with his wife\, a
  wee bairn\, and one rather rotund guinea pig. In his free time he enjoys 
 reading\, martial arts\, a hearty primal workout\, and a proper cup of gre
 en tea.\n\n \n\n \n\nAbout the Program: \n\nTo attend in person please reg
 ister here. Doors will open to registered attendees at 1 pm. Books will be
  available for purchase before and after the event.Free street parking ava
 ilable along Falls Road and 37th Street. Bike parking available at the bui
 lding. This free event will be presented in-person and virtually.
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LOCATION:Hampden\, Meeting Room 
SUMMARY:Ed Doyle-Gillespie: "The Slow Lament of Dying Ice" 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.prattlibrary.org/event/ed-doyle-gillespie-th
 e-slow-lament-of-dying-ice
CATEGORIES:Writers LIVE!
CATEGORIES:Poetry
CATEGORIES:Virtual Event
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