Our New Broadside: Nickole Brown's "Dixie Highway"

Latest Broadside: Angie Macri's "Lines and Glass Insulators"

January Broadside: Longhorn

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Jaeger Broadside in the Wild

Mabel Boswell Memorial Library (Bryant, AR)
photo: Angie Macri

Bob Herzfeld Memorial Library (Benton, AR)
photo: Angie Macri

The Joint (Argenta, North Little Rock, AR)

Argenta Market (North Little Rock, AR)

November Broadside: Tyrone Jaeger's "The Inquisition"

Belated Posting: Hope Coulter's "Travelers Field" at National Park Community College

David Jauss and the CABP at the Garland County Library

Many thanks to Angie Macri for representing the broadside project in Hot Springs!

David Jauss' Broadside Hits Argenta in North Little Rock

The Joint

Argenta Drug Co

Galaxy Furniture

October Broadside: "Four Ways of Living in This World" by David Jauss

With apologies for the late posting.

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"Travelers Field" at Hendrix College

More Postings of Hope Coulter's "Travelers Field"

At Terry Library in Little Rock

At Pulaski Technical College South

Hope Coulter's "Travelers Field" Out and About

DamGoode Pies in Hillcrest

Rosalia's in Hillcrest

ZaZa's in the Heights

Vino's Downtown

C AR Broadsides Hit Argenta

Argenta Market

Argenta Drug Store

Chop Salon

Galaxy Furniture Store

The Joint

The First Broadsides Go Up

The first broadsides featuring Hope Coulter's poem, "Travelers Field," are going up around Central Arkansas.

Starbucks in Midtown

Fletcher Library

CABP: Hope Coulter's "Travelers Field"

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Mission Statement

In the face of repeated cries that "poetry is dead," the Central Arkansas Broadside Project seeks to refute that claim and increase the number of poetry readers among the general population.  To do so, broadsides will be designed and distributed around central Arkansas, and perhaps beyond, featuring not only a poem but also a list of the poet's recommendations on other authors the public might also enjoy.

In this way, we hope to get the word out that poetry is alive and well.