Kirun Kapur grew up in Hawaii and has since lived and worked in North America and South Asia. Her work has appeared in AGNI, Literary Imagination, Crab Orchard Review, Third Coast, BPJ, The Christian Science Monitor, Manushi and other journals and news outlets. She has been a poetry fellow at The Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, Vermont Studio Center and McDowell Colony.
Kirun lives in Newburyport, MA with her husband and son. She believes in bacon, road trips and cocktails.
The Tannery Series now has a podcast. At first we'll be featuring recordings of our events, but we'll be adding other snappy content over the coming months. Make your commute a little more provocative and entertaining.
The Tannery Reading Series brings authors to the North Shore whose writing confronts the world in essential and curious ways. Showcasing newly evolving as well as traditional forms, burgeoning talent and the well-loved names of our age, the events create something smart, combustible and fun.
The reading series will take place three times over the course of 2011 at the Tannery Mall’s Jabberwocky Bookshop, in historic Newburyport.
Our next event, As I Lay Dying, will take place October 15th at 7pm.
Did you miss a previous reading? Relive the glory. Click on the links below for recordings of the events.
Love, Lust and Loathing: Feb 13, 2010
Are You Cool?: Jun 26, 2010
