Poetry for Southern California
Tebot Bach

Beth
Ruscio comes from actors, artists, writers and
vaudevillians, has tried her hand at all and as a professional
actress, has appeared on stage, screen, television and radio.
She is the coauthor (with husband Leon Martell) of the play
"1961 ELDORADO." In 2007, she was a named a NEWER POET by Los
Angeles Poetry Festival, and her poems won second prize and
honorable mention in Beyond Baroque's 2011 Best Poem Contest.
She's a frequent feature, appearing most recently at The Secret
City in L.A., Moonday West, Library Girl, The Third Area and
Beyond Baroque. Her work's been published in Cultural Weekly,
Malpais Review, Spillway, In Posse Review, and in the "Poetry
Goes To The Movies" issue of Speechless The Magazine, her essay
and tribute to her Dad, Al Ruscio, "On Acting and the Art of
Boxing." Her poem "Ladies Sketch Club On The Beach, Pacific
Grove, California, 1890" was just named a finalist for the Ruth
Stone Poetry Prize and will be published in Hunger Mountain.
T.
Anders Carson’s poems have been published in 34 countries.
Recently in Chiron Review (US), Tears in the Fence (UK), Willard
& Maple (US), and Wisconsin Review, (US). A Pushcart nominee and
a Helene Wurlitzer Foundation Fellow, he just had his third
collection Death is Not the Worst Thing published by
Anaphora Literary Press. He lives in a small village with his
wife and two kids by a lake.
Mifanwy Kaiser
Tebot Bach
P.O. Box 7887
Huntington Beach, CA 92615-7887
714-968-0905
The Tebot Bach Mission
Tebot Bach is dedicated to strengthening community, promoting literacy, and broadening the audience for poetry by demonstrating through readings, workshops, and publications, the power of poetry to transform human experience.
Tebot Bach is a federally registered 501 (c) (3) organization. All donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. This series is funded in part by a grant from Poets & Writers, Inc., through a grant it has received from The James Irvine Foundation.
*Tebot Bach is Welsh for little teapot.