Michael Kiesow Moore

Nodin Press authors read at the Har Mar Barnes & Noble, with Michael Kiesow Moore, Bart Sutter, and Greg Watson.  

To honor Open Book's place in the global community and its promotion of intercultural understanding, and in recognition of the connecting power of literature, Open Book will be dedicated as an International Peace Site at a ceremony Sunday, September 20, 2–4 p.m. Organized by the Loft's Peace and Social Justice Writers Group, along with Open […]

I will read with poet Greg Watson from our new books. Always fun to see your name on the board!      

The Birchbark Books Reading Series begins its 7th season on October 14 at 7:00 p.m. Reading will be Cheryl K. Minnema, Eric McKendry, Maryam Marne Zafar, and Thomas R. Smith. Curated by Michael Kiesow Moore and Ardie Medina, the Birchbark Books Reading Series features new, emerging, and established writers quarterly September through May. Standing with […]

Minnesota's LGBT library hosts local authors to read from their recently published books and chat with the audience.

The Birchbark Books Reading Series continues its 7th season on November 18. Reading will be Paula Cisewski, Brian Baumgart, Anna Meek, and Colleen Casey. Curated by Michael Kiesow Moore and Ardie Medina, the Birchbark Books Reading Series features new, emerging, and established writers quarterly September through May. For more, see http://www.michaelkiesowmoore.org/birchbark-books-reading-series/

The Saint Paul Almanac celebrated its 10th anniversary with a special edition of the 2016 Saint Paul Almanac. The Amsterdam Bar and Hall made for a great venue for a reading!

SubText books is hosting "Survivor of Suicide Loss Day" sponsored by Canvas Health. I will be reading my poetry on bullying and teen suicide from my new book "What To Pray For". Also reading will be poet Matt Rasmussen.

      I will be reading with Rachel Gold, Christine Marie, and William Reichard

The Birchbark Books Reading returns Wednesday, October 12 at 7:00 pm to begin our 8th season of readings. Reading will be James Bettendorf, Leslie Matton-Flynn, Venessa Fuentes, and Linda LeGarde Grover. Curated by Michael Kiesow Moore and Ardie Medina, the Birchbark Books Reading Series features new, emerging, and established writers quarterly September through June. For […]

All are invited to a free anniversary party on Thursday, Oct. 13, 6-9 p.m., at Open Book (1011 South Washington Avenue, Minneapolis) that will feature drinks, appetizers, presentations, guest speakers, dessert and coffee – all to celebrate 30 years of being the Twin Cities GLBT community library! The evening will include a book fair with author signings.

I will be signing books at the iconic Twin Cities Book Festival sponsored by Rain Taxi. Look for me at the Nodin Press table at 2:00 pm.

Artist Brandon Kuehn will give an artist talk on his solo exhibition, The Paranormal Art Project, then the Twin Cities Paranormal Society will lead a ghost hunt in the haunted Soap Factory building, all of which can provide grist for writing. We will write in this space, and end the evening with an impromptu reading. […]

Meet and greet local authors! Buy their books!

Join us for an afternoon of poetry and music with Thomas R. Smith, Ardie Medina and the Asiginaak Singers, and Michael Kiesow Moore with cellist Lars Krogstad Ortiz. Suggested donation $10, but no one turned away

The Birchbark Books Reading Series continues its 8th season of readings on Wednesday, November 9. Reading will be Naomi Cohn, Donte Collins, William Reichard, and Gwen Westerman. Curated by Michael Kiesow Moore and Ardie Medina, the Birchbark Books Reading Series features new, emerging, and established writers quarterly September through June. For more, see http://www.michaelkiesowmoore.org/birchbark-books-reading-series/

Join us for a reading from Wendy Brown-Báez' Writing Circles: Words to Light Our Way: a portable writing workshop and author reading and Q&A with Michael Kiesow Moore and LouAnn Shepard Muhm

The BRIDGES Reading series is intended to bring together writers across genres and cultural backgrounds to express themselves, but also build links to each other. Featured writers are: Michael Kiesow Moore, La Donna Sanders Redmond, Lynette Reini-Grandall, John Medeiros, Sequoia Nagamatsu and Heidi Czerwiec.