We are pleased to announce the launch of Jerome Rothenberg’s China Notes & the Treasures of Dunhuang. This Sunday, October 8 from 2:00pm—3:00pm at the The Bowery Poetry Center, New York, NY.

We'd like to whet your appetite with a short video of Jerry reading from the "Treasures of Dunhuang", recorded last December 17 at Beyond Baroque in Venice, California. Check it out, here!

For more information on Jerome Rothenberg, click here.

Jerry Rothenberg Book Party: "China Notes and The Treasures of Dunhuang", published by Ahadada (Tokyo/Toronto) $6/cover

Address:
308-310 Bowery
New York, NY 10012

Location:
West side of The Bowery, at East 1st Street between Bleecker & East Houston Streets.

Directions:
Closest subway: 6 to Bleecker Street. Walk east on Bleecker Street to Bowery, then south to the theatre.

The Bowery Poetry Club is a New York City poetry performance space. Located at Bowery and Bleecker Street in Lower Manhattan, the BPC provides a home base for established and upcoming artists.

The Bowery Poetry Club was founded by Bob Holman, the owner of the building that houses the club. In a recent profile of Holman in The New Yorker, Henry Louis Gates, Jr., wrote “he has done more for poetry in the bars than anyone since Ferlinghetti,” hearkening back to the famed impresario of the Beats. Holman has been making a living as a poet and running readings for 25 years, first at the St. Mark’s Poetry then the Nuyorican Poets Cafe where he founded and MCed their infamous Poetry Slams from 1988-1996.