• Vi Khi Nao & Susan Daitch at Codex

    Wednesday, July 18, 2018, 7 PM: Black Sun Lit presents Vi Khi Nao & Susan Daitch... Read More

    Saint-Ouen | Stalingrad by Marie Silkeberg, trans. from Swedish by Kelsi Vanada

    Rashomon. The Demon’s Gate you say. / I understood that it had opened. / Only a few more seconds. And it would be opened wide. / Time would stratify. / It snowed. The first snow fell... Read More

    Two Prose Poems by Michael Trocchia

    He left the shovel out back, leaning against the elm; he left his radio on, tuned to a static sense of time, a pair of wet boots at the pedals of the piano, and his wool cloak, stained with wild game, draped carefully across the keys, as if to warm the heart of a winter... Read More

    Two Poems by Alison Prine

    On the shore your face strained / by laughter is washed in sun. / The recognition in our gaze / is cumulative. / Every morning I wake / to watch dawn unfold over the harbor. / At night I crave to go back into / the conversation our bodies have in sleep... Read More

    Sheep Machine Pre-release Reading at Berl’s Brooklyn Poetry Shop

    Thursday, May 17, 2018, 7 PM: Please join Black Sun for the prelaunch of Vi Khi Nao’s Sheep Machine, with readings by the author, Moina Pam Dick, Liz Bowen & Katy Mongeau... Read More

    J. by Thirii Myo Kyaw Myint

    Jane has no name for the way Jake smells, or the sound of his voice, or the way his skin feels around the temples, like paper-thin velvet, she thinks, moth wings, but even that’s not right. If only she had the right names, Jane thinks, or the right system of naming, the world would be... Read More

    Love, Anti- (notes toward) by Anna Moschovakis

    I never made it to Love, and now I hear it’s defunct. Anti-Love meets regularly, though attendance is spotty. At least I’ve done most of the readings. Love, by contrast, will be a recuperation project... Read More

    Three Poems by Gail Hanlon

    After drones became the size of hummingbirds (and even the size of a grain of dust, it was rumored), we started to reevaluate the whole idea of shame. It was a sort of Garden of Eden scenario. But we could no longer cover ourselves. No longer seek cover... Read More

    Situ Book Launch at Shoestring Studio

    Thursday, April 12, 2018, 7 PM: Please join Black Sun for the launch of Steven Seidenberg’s Situ, with readings by the author, Anna Moschovakis, Lou Pam Dick & Christian Hawkey... Read More

    Moina Pam Dick & Steven Seidenberg at BUSHEL

    Saturday, March 24, 2018, 7 PM: BUSHEL Collective and Black Sun Lit present Moina Pam Dick & Steven Seidenberg... Read More