City: Brooklyn
Luquer Street Projects Inc
VisionintoArt Presents Inc
Unnameable Books
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge, East River, opened in 1883, spanning the East River between the boroughs of Brooklyn and Manhattan. The architectural grace and strength of the Brooklyn Bridge has been an inspiration to artists of all disciplines, and has been the subject of writing by Walt Whitman, Hart Crane, Marianne Moore, Thomas Wolfe, John Dos Passos, … Continued
Cemetery of the Evergreens
Cemetery of the Evergreens is the final resting place for Walt Kelly and Amy Vanderbilt.
Green-Wood Cemetery
Green-Wood Cemetery, East of Prospect Park, Brooklyn, is the final resting place of many New York City writers, including Jean-Michael Basquiat, Henry Ward Beecher, James Gordon Bennett, Fred Ebb, Horace Greeley, Laura Jean Libbey, Edward R. Murrow, and Theodore Roosevelt.
Brooklyn Public Library
Brooklyn Public Library, Grand Army Plaza (main branch), is the nation’s 5th largest public library system with a network of 60 neighborhood libraries. The library hosts many literary readings and events.
Turtle Point Press
From Chappaqua, Turtle Point Press publishes a wide range of work, including poetry, short fiction, novels, and memoirs.
Soft Skull Press Inc
Soft Skull Press publishes everything from political nonfiction to pop culture, intrepid fiction to innovative new poetry. Based in downtown Brooklyn, they also sponsor Soft Skull Shortwave, the bookstore division of Soft Skull Press, and the Frequency reading series.