“Sea Horses” from the book by the same name by Karen Mulhallen, 2007
Videography by Teresa Hannigan, music by Stefan Naylor, photographs by Karen
French translation and reading of “Pikangikum”
Nancy Huston reads her French translation of Karen’s poem, “Pikangikum”, from The Scent of Spring.
Italian translation of “St. John on Patmos”
Moira Mini translates into Italian Karen’s poem, “St. John on Patmos”, from her collection The Scent of Spring – Elegies out of Season (forthcoming publication in the UK). Mini also undertook a text analysis of the poem in Italian. Both are available on CanaDiana.
Karen reads “Jane Somerville”
“Jane Somerville” from The Scent of Spring: Elegies out of Season by Karen Mulhallen, 2020
Videography by Teresa Hannigan, music by Stefan Naylor
Karen reads “Mosul, Child and Bicycle”
“Mosul, Child and Bicycle” from The Scent of Spring: Elegies out of Season by Karen Mulhallen, 2020
Videography by Teresa Hannigan, music by Stefan Naylor
Karen reads “Little by Little”
“Little by Little” from The Scent of Spring: Elegies out of Season by Karen Mulhallen, 2020
Videography by Teresa Hannigan, music by Stefan Naylor
Karen reads “I’m Your Man”
“I’m Your Man” from The Scent of Spring: Elegies out of Season by Karen Mulhallen, 2020
Videography by Teresa Hannigan, music by Stefan Naylor
Karen reads “St. John on Patmos”
“St. John on Patmos” from The Scent of Spring: Elegies out of Season by Karen Mulhallen, 2020
Videography by Teresa Hannigan, music by Stefan Naylor
Shortlisted: The 2019 International Beverly Prize for Literature
Karen’s The Scent of Spring, Elegies Out of Season is shortlisted for the 2019 International Beverly Prize for Literature.
The Beverly Prize celebrates outstanding works in the English language. Winners receive £1,000 and publication in the UK with US distribution.
Art Bar Poetry Series: January 7, 2020
Karen will be reading at the Free Times Cafe as part of the Art Bar Poetry Series, Canada’s longest running poetry-only, weekly reading series.
See you on Tuesday January 7 at 8PM.
Free Times is located at 320 College Street, Toronto.