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Dustin Nightingale – The Pasquinades…
Dustin Nightingale’s poetry has appeared in various journals including Margie, Portland Review, barnwood press and Cimarron Review. His book manuscript has been a finalist for various contests, including The National Poetry Series. Nightingale is currently an MFA student in Indiana University’s Creative Writing Program.
Nightingale opens this episode of The Poets Weave with a quote by Ed Sullivan: “Tell me Connie, is your mother still dead?”
More of his “verbal utterances” can be heard on the MySpace page Dustin Nightingale and the Crusaders.
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Christopher Citro, Born and raised in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, Christopher Citro is a candidate in the MFA and English MA programs at Indiana University. He began co-hosting The Poets Weave, in the spring of 2009. He also Associate Editor of Lyric Poetry Review and Associate Poetry Editor for Indiana Review.
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