The Stadler Center for Poetry and Literary Arts annual Writers’ Series continues on March 5 with two Pennsylvania authors Abby Minor and Tyler James Russell, according to a press release. The two will present as part of the series’ Susquehanna Valley Voices Reading.

The event will take place at 7 p.m. on March 5 at the Community Zone, 330 Market St., Lewisburg.

Minor, who lives in central Pennsylvania, works on poems, essays, gardens and project exploring reproductive politics. “As I Said: A Dessent (2022)”, her first book, is a collection of long documentary poems about abortion, embodiment, justice and citizenship in U.S. History. In most recent years, Minor has worked as the founding director of Ridgelines Language Arts, a non-profit that provides language arts instruction outside of classrooms, schools or institutions, to those who are marginalized in her community, according to the release. Through the non-profit, Minor has taught poetry workshops at low-income nursing homes.

Russell, the author of “When Fire Splits the Sky (2022)” and “To Drown a Man (2020),” is an educator who lives in Pennsylvania, the news release said. His work has been nominated for the Rhysling and Best of the Net.

For more information about this event, contact Andrew Ciotola, program manager, Stadler Center for Poetry, at ciotola@bucknell.edu.