A reading in the afternoon
Sunday, July 28
4:30 - 6:00 pm
Saxion University, Theater
The Program
Representing a range of mathematical poetry from traditional to
multimedia and from lyrical to visual, seven poets will read
selections from their work.
More information about the featured poets may be found here: About the
Coordinator and the Invited Poets.
Click on Gallery for
photographs from the reading and on Bridges
2013 Poetry Anthology for information about the
poetry anthology.
Michael
Bartholomew-Biggs
reading from:
Numerical
Analysis Quasi-Haiku Sequence, Preventive Maintenance, So How Do
You Design an Airplane?, Centres of Gravity 1934, Teaching
Practice, and Digital Alarm 2000.
reading from:
Dreaming (almost Heinrich Heine),
Tetrahedron of Forking Paths, Squaring the Sphere, Loitering
Around, Then I Went Down by a Footpath to the Beach, and
Cerement of Snow Covers a Town.
reading from:
Prescription 1:, On Definitions,
Gravity, Euclidean Shivers, Lost Information, The Imagined
Library Holds a Spot in Time and Space, Dear Ivar, Plotting
Hours of Daylight, and Combinatorial Matrix.
reading from:
Cafe on the Rue Gay-Lussac,
Reflections on the Transfinite, Ithaca, Trying to Describe the
Reals in Cambridge, In Praise of Fractals, Hourya, The Ratio of
Green, The Tempest, and Proportions of the Heart.
reading from:
Klein Bottle, For Mary Turning Sixty,
Three-Body Problem, Zeno's Paradox, Love in Three Dimensions, and
a selection from: The Set of All Gods.
reading from:
Numerical Landscape, Statistics, Why Can't
Numbers be Beautiful Too?, Solving Problems, Love of Algebra, and
Black Swan.
reading from:
Late Afternoon at
the Workshop on Commutative Rings, I am a Number, I am a Number
(II), Calculus, Love Story, 13 January 2009, and The
Enigmatic Number e.
Late
Additions and Open Microphone Reading
Moira Chas
Susan
de Sola 
Karl
Kattchee 
Nancy
Mattson 
Mike Naylor
Curtis
Palmer
Henry Segerman