Here are my TOP 10 MOST VIEWED BLOG posts from 2025 (and why I think you read them)

     TOP TEN MOST VIEWED BLOG POSTS FOR 2025! Links to each one and reasons why found below. Big boosts for ones with multi-media, either video or audio. Also, posts about Shadows of the Seen received a lot of looks. 

     More likely you'll give a shit about as much as the Top 10 Most Iconic Pop Culture Moments of 2025.

Below is My TOP 10 MOST VIEWED BLOGS OF 2025

(and why they were viewed)

Why are they viewed? 

1) Virtual Dire Series Schedule, Jan-May 2025

2) Virtual Dire Literary Series, This Summer 

 In the top two spots these SHOW need to know as people kept losing track of when the Virtual Thursdays Dire Literary Series was happening. Sometimes it's on a Friday, sometimes not every other week. 

3) Excited that No More Bears is up with audio file at Pine Hills Review

It's all about the audio file, which is a very cool feature. 

4) Officially Released: Shadows of the Seen

First novel in two years deals with gun issue in USA. 

5) My poem, We, choreographed , spoken, and danced to by Betsy Miller at Mass Poetry Festival 

Multi-media posted on this page, and just 'wow'! A dance troop danced to one of my poems at Mass Poetry. Plus Mass Poetry Festival was pretty amazing. 

6) New Poem Published Today, The Stars That Refused to Burn Out, after Andrea Gibson

A poem published  honoring someone who passed in 2025, the great Andrea Gibson. 

7) Coming May 14, 2025, and you can take a deep dive. 

The deep dive is an audio review about the upcoming Shadows of the Seen. More media please. 

8) Shadows of the Seen now available for pre-sale. 

Three months after the 'deep dive' people bought into this! Thank-you!

9) Flash Piece Dogs up at Literary Underground. 

2025 saw Cats, Dogs, and Bears published as three separate published pieces. The post for Cats, appeared just out of the Top 10

10)  Art is For The People, RIP, Tom Tipton

People that knew me, knew the Dire Series (live) and Out of the Blue Art Gallery, came here.

2025 Publishing Year in Review

 Here is everything I put out in the world in 2025, plus brutal photos of my legs...

BOOKS 

Shadows Of The Seen,, May, 2025, Pierian Springs Press

SHORT, FLASH, AND MICRO FICTION

"Miracles of the Circus"
December 13, 2025 Meat for Tea, The Valley Reviews, Vol. 19, Issue 4

"Strange Facts About The Human Body You Know About
(after Tales for Men Who are Lost at Sea)",
December 3, 2025 Oddball Magazine

"Dogs", September 6, 2025 The Literary Underground

"No More Bears", August 27, 2025 Pine Hills Review

"Cats", June 22, 2025 The Freshwater Review, Volume 28

"On To The Next Thing", January 31, 2025 10-by-10, Issue #24

POETRY

"These New Orbs"
" Between Them"
September 13, 2025 Meat For Tea, Volume 19, Issue 3 (Faux)

"The Stars Who Refuse to Burn Out after Andrea Gibson"
July 23, 2025 Oddball Magazine

"lepidopterans"
"The Storm He Can No Longer Remember"
"When The Mind Goes First (for my father)"
July 1, 2025 North of Oxford

"Reply To Someone Who Has Had a Lifetime of Losses"
April 3, 2025 The Long Islander Newspaper (print)

"Loses"
March 20, 2025 Ink In Thirds

"Where to Look for Deceased Parents"
March 10, 2025 The Literary Underground

"Sill"
"The Ordinary"
"The Uninvited Dance"
March 1, 2025 Bagels with the Bards Anthology, #17, Print

PODCASTS

The Two Deans (Dean and Dawes): Dating, Dread and Disasters (also found on Spotify, I Heart Radio, Podcaster, Amazon) 

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Also, on a personal note. I had to stop running for 6 months as I ruptured my hamstring, detaching it from the bone in June. The pattern of bruising is common for significant hamstring injuries. 

I also had knee surgery (scope) in late September. In early December after months of Physical Therapy, which was amazing, I began to slowly run and build up stamina and "speed". So grateful for the ability to recover. 

Dire Series: Winter (January-May) 2026 to before you know it, Summer

 

January

15   Sarah Lippmann

29:  Rebecca Fishow

February

12: Sandra Simonds

26: Nishi Chawla

March

13:  Lisa Borders

26:  Anne Starr

April

9  John Compton

16. Millicent Borges Accardi

23  Jen Bannan

May

7   Susan Rich

21 Wayne-Daniel Berard

COMING IN JUNE: Laurin Macios

REPLAY CENTRAL: AUTUMN 2025 (plus EVERY FEATURE'S RECORDING since 2020)

End of the season for 2025. Here are all the fall readings, and at the bottom links to ALL the videos from 2020-now. Also, subscribe to the YouTube channel.

Alexandra Naughton

 Heather Kays

 Matt Jasper

Emily Schultz

 Susan Michele Coronel

  Misty O'Hara

Elizabeth Searle

18   Ryan Vine

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And all the rest, (2020-2025)

Summer 2025 (link to replay website)

Elizabeth Hazen, Bob Walicki, Andrew Siditsky, Michael Ansara,

Michael Martone, Hosho McCreesh

     Winter - Spring 2025 (link to replay website)

Eileen Pollack, George S. Peterson, Ellen Kombiyil, M.K. Jackson,  Chad Parenteau, Kerry Beth Neville, Lawrence Kessenich, Linda Carney-Goodrich, Amy Alvarez, Kurt Baumeister

    Autumn 2024 (link to replay)

Jackie Corley, Dawn Tripp, Sara Letourneau, Kristin Bok, Edward Belfar, JoeAnn Hart, Margaret Young, Gabby Gilliam, Lee Varon 

Summer 2024 (link to replay website)

Susan Zalkind, Jessica Anya Blau, Gregory Wolos, Melissa Cundieff, Ben Tanzer, 

John Amen

Spring 2024 (link to replay website)

Doug Crandell, Mathew Olzmann, William Orem, Martin Ott, M.P. Carver, Phil Temples, Mag Gabbert, Robert Fleming, Danielle Legros George, Michael Keith, Mark Wish

Autumn-Winter 2023 (link to replay website)

Marianne Leone, Tiffany Davenport, Jennifer Friedman Lang, Ray Guidrox, Gary Grossman, Elizabeth McKim, Carla Panciera, Dr. Dannagal G. Young, Ellis Elliot, Enzo Silon Surin, Josh Barkan, Laura Zigman, Tom Laughlin

Spring/Summer 2023 (links to website)

Jane Roper, John Wesick, Jennifer Martelli, John Fulton, Tricia Barker Barton, Cynthia Atkins, Katie Moulton, Yael Goldstein Love, Julia Lisella

Winter 2023 (link to website)

Suzanne Frischkorn, Kim Addonizio, Thomas McNeely, Jenna Le, Sarah Bridgins, Lee Matthew Goldberg, Lise Hanes, Dr. Paula Perez, Michael Mark, Maya Williams, Hannah Sward, Caitlin Avery, Carla Swartz, Stacy TenHouton, Donna Spruijt-Metz, Morgan Baker

Autumn 2022 (link to website) 

Jonathan Papernick, A.K. Small, Aaron Tillman, David Rockland, Kimberly Ann Priest, Sain Griffiths, Harris Gardner, Lisa Taylor, Michael Keith, Jim Shepard, Zach VandeZande, Rusty Barnes, Daniel Nester. Kurk Lovelace (reading from Annemarie O'Connell's book), and Nina Shope

Spring/Summer 2022 (link to website) 

Sara Lippmann, Robin McLean, Gregory Orr, Rich Murphy, Diane Suess, Ron Tanner, Aleathea Drehmer, Christina Adams, Sharon Applegate Greenwald, Lucas Scheelk, 

Joseph Milosch, Barbara Legere, Ellene Glenn Moore, Vincent Cellucci and Chris Shipman

Winter 2022

Renuka Raghaven, Jessica Cuello, Jen Knox, Daniel Biegelson, Alison Stine, 

John Rosenthal, Peter Crowley, Maggie Doherty, Erin Khar, Elan Barnehama, 

Marguerite Guzman Bouvard

Autumn 2021

DeMisty Bellinger, Cheryl Pappas, Matt Bell, Michael Keith, Gloria Mindock, 

Molly Gaudry, CD Collins, Kevin Prufer, Beth Robinson/Chris Joseph, Alina Stefanuscu, Meg Smith, Gregory Wolos, Damian Dressic, Jason Wright, Blake Butler 

Summer 2021

Natalie Brobin Bonfig, John Domini, Anna VQ Ross, Rachel Yoder

Spring 2021

Sandra Simonds, George Wallace, Caroline Levitt, Charles Coe, Susan Henderson, 

Major Jackson, Kara Vernor, Meredith Goldstein, Kimberly Ann Priest, Joanna Rakoff

Winter 2021

Rick Moody , Laurette Folk, Mark Saba, Sarah Anne Johnson, 

Josh Barkan/ Jennifer Haigh, Keetje Kuipers, January O'Neil,  Elle Nash, 

Danielle Zaccagnino, Marty Beckerman, Nathan Graziano , Steven Cramer

Autumn 2020

Carly Israel, Daphne Kalotay, Ryan Ridge, Marge Piercy, Kerry Beth Neville, 

Yuyutsu Sharma, Chris Joseph, Elizabeth Gordon McKim, Diana Spechler, 

Jonathan Escoffrey, Dewitt Henry, Brian Sonia-Wallace, Rebecca Fishow,

 Marguerite Bouvard, Pamela Painter, Kim Chinquee, Jessica Keener, Amy King

Meat for Tea, The Valley Review, Vol. 19, Issue 4 publishes, Miracles of the Circus

      Miracles of the Circus , one of my recurring circus flash fictions with recurring characters made it's way into, Meat for Tea, The Valley Review, Vol. 19, Issue 4.  

     So, about Miracles of the Circus. Three new characters, high-wire pair Sonny and Cecilia, and Dr. Hugh Johnson are introduced. Old favorites, Doc Snickens, still hawking his "Miracle Cure" (which is really whisky), Wolfboy, and Maggie, the girl with no arms or legs come back in their usual roles. 

    In  Miracles of the Circus, marital infidelity between the couple and Dr. Johnson, along with jealousy by Wolfboy and Maggie produce the conflict. Incidentally, this was written way before the scandal pictured below.  In the world of Doc Snickens' circus, there is no internet, so what happened between Sonny, Cecilia, and Dr. Johnson stayed in-house. 

  Other Contributors:

Doug Anderson, Magda Bartkowska, Chris Bodily, Jacob Chapman, Harry Coe, Candace Curran, Christine Gay Dutton, Jeffrey Feingold, Scott Ferry, C. Desirée Finley, Diane Funston, Timothy Gager, Michael Favala Goldman, Carole Greenfield, Jeanne Griggs, John Guzlowski, Richard Wayne Horton, Matt Jasper, Stan Kempton, David Lawton, Christopher Locke, Pia Long, LindaAnn LoSchavio, Jeremy Macomber-Dubs, Dave Madeloni, Laura Maffei, Kim Malinowski, Dana Henry Martin, Joseph F Neri, Camille Newsom, Pamela Parker, Robert Peate, Andre F. Peltier, Yunier Ramirez, Charles Rammelkamp, Margaret Sáraco, Jacqulyn Seyferth, Andrew Shelffo, David Solheim, Susanna Solomon, Bobby Sorensen, Peter Tacy, Tommy Twilite, Elaine Verdill, Michael Washburn, Jeff Weddle, Ron Whitehead, Jim Whitten, Ren Wilding, Francine Witte, J. Andrew World, John Yamrus, Gerald Yelle, Frank Zahn

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     There are plenty of stories of mine, featuring the world of Snickens and the circus, if you want to read them, but you probably can't. On-line journals go off-line, all the time and many of the tales of Snickens, Maggie, and Wolfboy died along with them. 

     One of my favorites, The Soul Must Go On (2011)  uses the afterlife with the circus, and it's only on-line because I posted it post-mortem.

     Snickens "Miracle Cure", but not he, appears in Historic Men Sitting By a Fire. (2023) 

     Doc Snickens also appears in Vex, (2011) as a mad dentist, not as a circus Ring Leader. 

Strange facts about "Strange Facts About The Human Body You Know About" published today at Oddball Magazine

      

art work, "Lovers" by Ira Joel Haber

 Today Strange Facts About The Human Body You Know About (after Tales for Men Who are Lost at Sea) a flash fiction of mine was published at Oddball Magazine, but to be honest the piece, written in 2025, was over twenty years in the making. Let me explain. 

        

        Back before there was social media, when the internet had bulletin boards, which people joined they had common interests. People posted and others would comment. (often with insults or straight out sexual comments.)

        

        But, I digress. 

        In May 2004, I joined a bulletin board Scrawl: The Writer's Asylum. I had two books under my belt, but they were bad raw. I never wrote flash fiction and Scrawl would do two flash fiction prompts a week. Everyone would write for a hour, then everyone would comment on all the other work.  It was called Flash and Chat. 

    It just so happens that some of the best flash fiction writers were in this group. Rusty Barnes. Dave Bully, Sue Miller. Cami Park, Ken Ryan and Nadine Darling. Damn, they were good. They were also good mentors and much of Treating A Sick Animal (2009), my first book of flash fiction was initiated at Scrawl. 

    As wonderful as everyone in that group was, I would always read Nadine Darling's work when I was stuck in my own writing and needed magic to recharge. Nadine's  unique and creative stories and the cadence within the work ALWAYS jump started my own flash fictions. 

        Which brings me to 21 years later. Poet/writer, Eric Silverman, from my new on-line group, The Write Launch group suggested we have a day and wrote from prompts. Good idea.  I suggested that we write for an hour, post on a Google Doc, and everyone was required to comment on everyone else. During one of these sessions, the story, Strange Facts About The Human Body You Know About was birthed. It's a flash in list form, something Nadine was a genius at, and from those recollections mine was written. It is hardly in the same league as hers, but it was definitely influenced by her. 

    

    Write Launch, by the way, is not a bulletin board, but rather a zoom meeting (Oh, cool. Modern) which was started in 2020 by Anna David. Also, by the way, about a month ago, I was friended on Facebook by The Ghost of Nadine Darling group. I knew immediately who the ghost keeper was, but what I didn't realize was that post-mortem a collection of Nadine's flash fictions,  Tales for Men Who are Lost at Sea was published. I recognize many of the stories from Scrawl, and favorites from some of my favorite highly regarded journals were also included. This collection is highly recommended---I mean, duh. 

    When my story was accepted a week ago, I wanted to honor this collection, and the writer of, so I added the title of Nadine's book as the sub title for mine. I also will suggest that you read her book. It  are so much better. 

Gone too soon in 2025

     It’s still November and there have been big losses in 2025 hitting the Massachusetts poetry world, of people I’ve considered friends. Here are Readings I’ve hosted from my series by Danielle Legros Georges, Jennifer Martelli, and Charles Coe.  We also lost Jeff Taylor. No words means just that.

15 years of Sobreity, as days fly by

It's been a long time since my last drink, and on November 6th it'll be 15 years. It's a nice round number. I celebrated ten on screen during Covid, but once I started back with live meetings they were all days like any other day. 

The thing with days is they have ups and downs and highs and lows, and as they say, you get to feel your feelings.  But, I've always felt my feelings, and when I drank and used, it wasn't to hide them. Feeling are life-things, and all I can say is that life is better, and continues to get better as I understand myself, and the things around me. 

The past year went very well. I started to submit again and had poems (12), flash fictions (7), and a novel get out in the world.  I'm rather happy with Shadows of the Seen, as it deals with an important issue that nobody seems to do much about except give thoughts and prayers. 

I finished a poetry manuscript These New Orbs, projected out in 2026, and I'm working on the first draft of a new novel,  The Murder Gene, based on a true story which involved two murders on Long Island. Read all about it from the archives of Esquire Magazine.  

I also started a podcast, (The 2 Deans, and now named Dean and Dawes) and worked with two wonderful co-hosts. The podcast covers disaster dates, and as my therapist put it, "it allows me to use my not always appropriate sense of humor in a way that is appropriate. 

The writing group which I facilitate continues to go strong, and the folks the show writer every day.

I made 16 featured appearances for my books, and I played my first solo gig ever as The Timothy Gager Uno, preforming some old and new original songs. 

The Dire Literary Series Franchise  reached 400 total events. Number 400 will be the night of the anniversary of my last drink, November 6th, 2010. (see totals below) 

On the challenging side, I had injuries to both legs, (torn meniscus, and ruptured hamstring), and a surgery on one of them. I've been in PT for 4 months at ATI in Dedham where the people there are great, and it's a lot of fun "hanging out" there while they miraculously helped me recover. They also allow me my sense of humor, but I am able to keep it non-podcast level. Tom Tipton from the Out of the Blue Art Gallery passed, as did my poetry friend Jennifer Martelli. 

All of these milestones wouldn't have been possible, and might have turned out differently if I hadn't been sober. I have incredible gratitude that I am one of the lucky ones. So, thank you for supporting my sobriety and keeping me sober. Thank you, for listening to my podcast. Thank you, for buying my books. Thank you, for attending my events. 

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TOTAL OF RUN DIRE LITERARY SERIES EVENTS

LIVE

February–March 2001 — First Tuesday reading at Cantab Underground
2

June 2001–Aug 2002 — First Friday, Out of the Blue Art Gallery
168 Brookline St., Cambridge
15

Sept 2002–Oct 2011 — First Friday, Out of the Blue Art Gallery
106 Prospect St., Cambridge
110

Nov 4, 2011 — First Friday, Yarrow
106 Prospect St., Cambridge
1

Dec 2011–Sept 2014 — First Friday, Out of the Blue Art Gallery
106 Prospect St., Cambridge
34

Oct 2014–Nov 2017 — First Friday, Out of the Blue Too
541 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge
38

Dec 2017–June 2018 — First Saturday Afternoon, The Middle East Café
480 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge
7

July 2018 — First Saturday Afternoon, Zuzu
480 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge
1

Aug 2018–Oct 2018 — First Saturday Night / First Friday Too
Center for Arts at the Armory
191 Highland Ave., Somerville
3

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VIRTUAL 

March 2020 — Virtual Fridays Dire Literary Series on Zoom
119

January 5, 2023 — Virtual Thursdays Dire Literary Series on Zoom
through November 6th, 2025
71

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Grand Total: 400

WARNING: Direreader.com website has been replaced with my name all over it

 Don't go to my old domain for Dire Literary Series

Repeat: Don't go to my website

Last July I purposefully decided to let the domain direreader.com lapse because the domain was only to redirect people to a website I used for the LIVE version of the Dire Literary Series. That original website can still be found at   https://heatcityreview.com/timothygagerdire.html

not at direreader.com

  But direreader.com is back, I have NOTHING to do with it, and it might be evil. Please don't go there. 

 What is found there? Brace yourself, is weird. It appears to be a tribute to the series, which ran for 18 years, but rather it is a rather complex AI version of that. Created by Ranchi Ellison (try googling, let me know he exists, because he smells of AI) allegedly creates a Literary Archive. According to direreader.com these sites are created to discover, preserve, and celebrate the power of diverse literary voices in our community. 

  What I found interesting interesting was the ARCHIVE bios of my features, where they gave perhaps 10 of the hundreds that I had. And also, the image of Steve Almond looks more like the way I used to look than Steve. See below, Timothy Almond Joy Gager. I guess doing all this makes them look legitimate.  

   Each author has a bio, a list of books and some shit about me. 

"Steve Almond was among the well-known authors who took part in the Dire Literary Series, founded by Timothy Gager. His appearance exemplified the series’ mission to pair nationally recognized voices with local writers, creating nights of literature that felt electric, unpolished, and real."

For Jeannette Angell it says

"Jeannette Angell brought something hard-earned to the Dire Literary Series. We may not know the night she stepped in, but her battered clarity, her courage to stay real—those are part of the archive’s pulse."

and John Amen

"John Amen’s participation in the Dire Literary Series—Timothy Gager’s Cambridge project—places him among those voices that helped shape that line between the personal and the profound. It doesn’t matter that we may lose the exact date; what matters is that he was there, and that his poems continue to ripple beyond that moment."

There is a place to CONTACT them, 

Join Our Literary Journey Today!

but don't do it, it's probably to capture and sell your email to phising scammers. They also have a "phone number" which is to a restaurant in Cambridge.

It all feels strange, but what is scary is if they using my name and old series to benefit themselves. I tried to go to the FCC website to register a complaint of possible fraud and this popped up---thanks to Trump and the shutdown

All appearances, Shadows of the Seen, These New Orbs and The Timothy Gager Uno

 The most up to date will always be on www.timothygager.com

All appearances are Eastern Standard or Eastern Daylight Time

Every other Thursday and sometimes Friday, except Holidays

Virtual Dire Literary Series
To Attend use "contact me" form for information

or join Virtual Fridays Dire Literary Series group on Facebook
or check The updates within my blog

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Thur, September 25, 2025, 7:00 PM EDT, Natick, MA

Ten Trees Books


22 Main Street, Natick, Ma (in The Hive)

Pierian Springs Press Author Reading

Timothy Gager, S. Frederic Liss and Anne Starr

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Sat, October 18, 2025, 6:00 PM EDT, Boston, Ma

Italian American Writers Association Boston Series


I Am Books

124 Salem St (North End), Boston, Ma

Reading with Laurette Folk

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Sat, October 25, 2025, 10:00 AM-6:00 PM EDT, Copley Square, Boston, MA

Boston Book Festival, Authors of Pierian Springs Press


Copley Square

Find me with Dewitt Henry, Elizabeth Searle, Laurette Folk and others

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Thur, October 30, 2025, 6:30 PM EDT, Lowell, MA

lala Books


189 Market Street, Lowell, Ma

Reading with and in conversation with Elizabeth Searle

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Wed, November 5, 2025, 7:00 PM EDT, Portsmouth, New Hampshire

The Hoot Poetry Series
reading for Portsmouth Poet Laureate Program


Laney & Lu
360 Route 1 Bypass, Unit 104, Portsmouth, NH

featuring with Adam Roberts with an open mic immediately following.

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Fri, November 14, 2025, 7:00 PM EDT, Framingham, Ma

Author Roundtable


Beacon of Hope Church
360 Water Street, Framingham, Ma

Free Community Event, featuring with Lawrence Kessenich and Laurette Folk

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Fri, November 21, 2025, :00 PM EDT, Keene, New Hampshire

Toadstool Bookstore
12 Emerald St., Keene, New Hampshire



Reading with Lawrence Kessenrich

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Sat, December 6, 2025, 8:00 PM EDT, Biddeford, Maine

Beat Poetry Night at Flourish

Spoken word backed by live music

140 Main Street, Biddeford, Me.

featuring at a series hosted by Claire Conroy

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Sun, February 1, 2026, 7:00 PM EDT, Lynn, Ma

The Timothy Gager Uno (acoustic),
Sunday Music Feature, Walnut St. Cafe


Open Mic at 7, My feature, 8:30 PM
157 Walnut Street, Lynn, Ma

hosted by Roger Jermyn and Dave Somerset

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Sat, February 14, 2026, doors 8:00 PM EDT, Jamaica Plain, Ma

The Timothy Gager Uno (acoustic),
Smell the Love Fundraiser
for the Jamaica Plain Music Festival


Playing two songs, with huge lineup
Midway Cafe, 3496 Washington St, Jamaica Plain, MA

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March 4-7, 2026, Baltimore, Maryland

AWP Conference

for Shadows of the Seen

Baltimore Convention Center

Details forthcoming

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Tue, March 10, 2026, 7:00 PM EDT, Philadelphia, Pa

Philadelphia Writers Circle


for Shadows of the Seen

Ray's Birthday Bar

1200 Passyunk Ave, Philadelphia, PA

Group reading with Nicole M Wolverton, L.M. Camilio, Brianna Benozich,
Davi Schweizer and Hanah Davenport

hosted by Alessandro DiFranccesco
and Jane-Rebecca Cannarella

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Thur, March 12, 2026, 6:00 PM EDT, New York, NY

Italian American Writers Association New York Series


for Shadows of the Seen

Calandra Institute

25 West 43rd Street, 17th Floor, NY

Reading with Jennifer Militello, Poet Laureate of New Hampshire

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Tue, March 17, 2025, 4-8 PM EDT, Beverly, MA

Recording for the show Art About Bev Cam, Beverly Cable Television


Hosted by Jen Campbell

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Tue, April 22, 2026, 7:00 PM EDT, Virtual Reading

The First and Last Poetry Series

for These New Orbs (to be released 2026)

zoom
Reading with TBA, hosted by Harris Gardner and Gloria Mindock

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Wed, July 15, 2026, 6:00 PM EDT, Gloucester, Ma

The Timothy Gager Uno (acoustic),
Featuring: Songwriters Circle


Feature 6:00 PM
Magnolia Pub / JD & Myers
24 Lexington Ave Gloucester

hosted by Alexandra Kirby

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Wed, September 23, 2026, 7:30 PM EDT, Lynn, Ma


for These New Orbs

Featuring at Speak up at the Walnut St. Cafe


Open Mic at 7:30, My feature, 8:30 PM
157 Walnut Street, Lynn, Ma

hosted by Call Dave Somerset

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Thur, November 12, 2026, 7:30 PM EDT, Mansfield, Ma


for These New Orbs

Featuring at Pour Me a Peom


plus open mic
51 Park Street, Mansfield, MA

hosted by Wayne-Daniel Berard and Sara Letourneau