Central California Poetry Journal

Volume 2001 Number 1

The Poetry of Central California Page 01a1

The Poetry Scene 2001

The Poetry Scene is a feature of the Central California Poetry Journal. The Scene will post notices about all readings, and poetry happenings in Central California. We don't research them, we just post them. Iif you don't let us know what's happening, you won't read it on this page.

On This Page:

Special Events

Arroyo Grande Village Book and Author Festival 2001

Poetry Groups and Readings

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Radio Programs

KVMR Sacramento, Auburn and Nevada City

Poetry Publications

Printed Poetry Publications in Central California

The Scene 2000

Special Events

Arroyo Grande Village Book and Author Festival 2001

Sunday, September 2, 2001 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Sponsored by the Arroyo Grande Village Improvement Association and the Central Coast Authors Marketing Coalition

For information, e-mail anemelee@thegrid.net

Facts about the Arroyo Grande Village Book and Author Festival

Purpose: The purpose of the Arroyo Grande Village Book and Author Festival is to celebrate books and reading.

Rules and Regulations: Festival organizers reserve the right to deny space to any exhibitor whose merchandise does not serve this end. No more than two exhibitors may share a booth. Exhibitors must carry their own insurance to protect their property. The Arroyo Grande Village Book and Author Festival does not assume responsibility for any merchandise that may become lost, stolen, or damaged.

You may lease as many booths as you’d like. Exhibitors will be responsible for paying local, state and federal taxes on revenues received the day of the Festival.

Note: Booths are located on grass, which may be uneven. A table and chair will be furnished for each booth.

For the comfort of Festival participants, we ask that you not smoke in the festival area.

Cancellations: Notification of booth cancellation and requests for refund must be submitted in writing before August 1, 2001. If the booth is filled by another exhibitor, a refund of 50% of the booth payment will be processed after the Festival.

Electricity: There are a limited number of electrical outlets available at an extra charge of $25 per booth.

Booth Reservation Form

Application Form for Book Festival - Sunday, September 2, 2001

Please print clearly in order to assure accuracy in your listing! Make checks payable to the A.G.VLA. Mail check and application form to

Anemelee, P.O. Box 362, Pismo Beach, CA 93448

Name:
Company:
Address:
City:
Zip:
Phone:
Fax:
URL:
E-mail address:
California resale permit:

Please check:
____ One author, 1/2 booth shared @ $40 ___________
____ One author, full booth @ $75 ___________
____ Bookstore/publisher @ $150 ___________
____ Electricity @ $25 ___________
____ Late Fee @ $25 (after 8/1/0 1) ___________
Total: ___________

____ I am interested in giving a reading or workshop or participating in a panel discussion. I enclose a copy of the text (no more than 10 minutes for a reading) or an outline of my workshop (no more than 20 minutes), along with a review copy of my publication. NOTE: There are limited spots available for these opportunities and participants will be selected according to relevance to genres needed. Please keep in mind that this is a family oriented event.

Credit Card: ____ Visa _____ M/C
Card Number:
Expiration Date:
Signature:
INDEMNITY AGAINST LIABILITY
________________________________ HEREBY AGREES to indemnity and save harmless the Arroyo Grande Village Improvement Association, the Central Coast Authors Marketing Coalition, and the City of Arroyo Grande against any and all liability, loss, damages, cost or expense which said entities may hereafter incur, suffer, or be required to pay by reason of the undersigned entry as an exhibitor in the 2001 Arroyo Grande Village Book and Author Festival. The undersigned also agree that they are an independent contractor and are responsible for complying with all state and federal regulations regarding safety, employment and taxes.

I have read and agree to abide by the Festival policies as outlined in this agreement.

Signature:

Date:

Titles you will be exhibiting - please list author and genre of your titles:

Please print clearly the name of the author or company as you wish it to appear in the Festival publicity and on your booth banner.

Please give 25 words or promotional copy for us to use in publicity. Information may be edited for content and clarity. Late registration (received after 8/1/01) may not appear in the publicity or the program.

Poetry Groups and Readings:

Valley Contemporary Poets Series:

P.O. Box 103
Woodland hills CA 91365
(818) 989-7600, (818) 989-7300 fax
e-mail robert_wynne@antiochla.edu

Literary/Project Director: Robert Wynne
Presenter type: reading series
Year literary program founded: 1980
Site of events: Glendale Federal Savings, Canoga Park.

Qualifications required for writers interested in reading or teaching: Poetry must be well written, and poet must be able to present it well. Other information writiers should include in queries: Writing sample, brief bio with poublications credits, and noted public reading experience.

Pleasant Hill Readings

There is a poetry reading every Thursday night at 7:00 PM in Pleasant Hill at Borders Bookstore, 120 Crescent Drive
(Located at Monument Blvd and Contra Costa) (925)686-4835

Printed Poetry Publications in Central California

Send submissions with SASE

Poetry Flash Poetry Review and Literary Calendar for The West, 1450 Fourth Street, #4, Berkeley, CA 94710 (510) 525-5476

In The Grove Short fiction, essays and poetry, P.O. Box 16195 Fresno, CA 93755 (209) 442-4600 ext 8105

Zambomba A free Literary magazine of The Central Valley, 329 Acacia Street, Stockton, CA 95203 (209) 465-4673

One Dog Press 1317 Tulip Lane, Davis, CA 95616 (530) 750-3514

Radio Programs

KVMR Sacramento, Auburn and Nevada City: Every monday night from 7pm to 8pm on KVMR--99.3 FM Sacramento, 103.7 FM Auburn, and 89.5 FM Nevada City--Jenessa Peterson hosts the "Radio Poets Society," a show dedicated to poetry and spoken-word.

All text and images in The Central California Poetry Journal are copyrighted. Copyright by © by Scott Galloway 2000. All rights are reserved. See main Journal page for copyright information.
Authors and poets submitting original materials to this journal retain all rights to their original work, except those rights specifically assigned in writing to Solo Publications including the right to publish the submitted work in The Central California Poetry Journal.

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