Poets Bruce Andrews, Rob Fitterman and Kim Rosenfield
will be featured @Goliath in an evening of readings from their works and more.

Bruce Andrews is "a performance artist and poet whose texts are some of the most radical of the Language school; his poetry tries to cast doubt on each and every 'natural' construction of language" (The Oxford Companion to Twentieth Century Literature in English). Andrews is a founding editor of the legendary journal L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E, which in many ways catalyzed the new experimental poetry movement that emerged in the 70s and 80s. His many books include Sugar Raised (forthcoming), Lip Service, Give 'Em Enough Rope, Designated Heartbeat, Ex Why Zee, Tizzy Boost, and I Don't Have Any Paper So Shut Up (or, Social Romanticism). He has performed his poetry throughout the United States, often in collaboration with dancer Sally Silvers. Andrews is currently Associate Professor of Political Science at Fordham University in New York.
 
Robert Fitterman has published 7 books of poetry. The titles include Leases
(Periphery Press), among the cynics (Singing Horse Press) and Ameresque (Buck Downs
Books). Book 1 of his on-going poem Metropolis was awarded the Sun & Moon New American Poetry Award in 2000, and was recently published by that press.
Metropolis 16-29 was published by Coach House Books (Toronto 2002) and his latest
collection Metropolis 30: The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire is forthcoming
with Edge Books this Spring. He has collaborated with visual artists Dirk Rowntree,
DeWitt Godfrey, Don Colley, Klaus Killisch and Sabine Herrmann. He is the
editor-publisher of Object literary jounal and Object/p o e t s c o o p books. From
1987-1996 he was a curator and organizer for the Ear Inn Reading Series (Segue
Foundation). His writing has appeared in numerous literary journals including Grand
Street, Sulfur, Origin, Arras, West Coast Line, Tripwire, Shiny and others. He
teaches Prose Composition and Creative Writing at NYU.
 
Kim Rosenfield is the author of Good Morning--Midnight-- (Roof Books, 2001) which
was awarded a Poetry Book Of The Year Award from Small Press Traffic (2001). The new
collection is titled Trama: A Children's Tale Of Terror. She is a former editor of
Shiny and Object magazines. She has been published in numerous literary magazines
including Torque, Chain, Object, Shiny, Situations, and was included in the Sun &
Moon Anthology of The Gertrude Stein Awards in Innovative American poetry 1993-94.
She is a psychotherapist in private practice in NYC.

@Goliath is a series of performances and events organized by Thomas Lail and sited at Goliath Visual Space, an alternative art space in Greenpoint/Williamsburg, Brooklyn. All @Goliath events are free and open to the public.

For directions or more information call 718. 349. 2240 or 718.389.0369  or visit  www.goliath777.com.