Kathy Engel - The Lost Brother Alphabet and other work

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We present poet, teacher and activist Kathy Engel reading from her latest book The Lost Brother Alphabet (Get Fresh Books, 2020) and other work. 
 
On April 4 this year Ms. Engel read at the first ever Zoom reading event presented by Canios Books, Sag Harbor.

Listen here

In 2008 Kathy Engel was heard on the first East End Ink reading from her collection Ruth’s Skirts (Ikon, 2007).  
also Canio Pavone recounts the first bookstore reading at Canios.
First broadcast on January 17, 2008 
listen here
 


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