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January 13, 2015

NYC Subway’s ‘Courtesy’ Campaign Against Manspreading

‘Dude, stop the spread!’ The New York Subway adverts that will bid to tackle the scourge of ‘manspreading’
  • Posters are aimed at men who spread their legs and hog space on trains 
  • Campaign will carry slogan: Courtesy Counts: Manners Make a Better Ride 
  • More customers than ever are crowding onto New York underground trains 
  • As many as 6.1 million riders were used the Subway on a single day in 2014 


 If you ever commuted to work, you'll enjoy reading Anthony Buccino's latest collection "This Seat Taken? Notes of a Hapless Commuter" about the joys and follies of getting to and from work in the city using metropolitan public transit. 

 This Seat Taken - Notes of a Hapless Commuter by Anthony Buccino

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January 15, 2011

Buccino, Giura reading at Cornelia St. Cafe 2/12

IAWA Italian American Writers Association
Allen Ginsberg Poetry Award Honorees
Presents Maria Giura and Anthony Buccino

on
Saturday, February 12, 2011
New York, NY- On Saturday, February 12, 2011, the Italian American Writers Association (IAWA) invites – Anthony Buccino and Maria Giura -- who won Honorable Mention from the Allen Ginsberg Poetry Awards in 2010.

Anthony Buccino’s poem Something Tells Me You Went To Catholic School earned Honorable Mention in the 2010 Allen Ginsberg awards and will be published in the Paterson Literary Review; his poem Ten Minutes earned Honorable Mention in the 2009 Allen Ginsberg Awards.

He has published 11 books including six poetry collections, some of which are available on Kindle: Canned, Sixteen Inches On Center, American Boy: Pushing Sixty, Voices On The Bus and One Morning In Jersey City. The editors for Volume 55 of U.S. 1 Worksheets nominated his poem, At The Vet for a Pushcart Prize.

His work has also appeared in Celebrating William Carlos Williams and The Poetry of Place: North Jersey in Poetry; Rattlesnake Review; Medusa’s Kitchen; Voices in Italian Americana; The Fox Chase Review; and Caduceus.
A financial news editor by day, Buccino contributes to NJ.com. He maintains New Jersey Poets and Poetry, a blog of poetry happenings in New Jersey. Visit www.anthonysworld.com

Maria Giura’s poem, Mercy was selected for Honorable Mention in 2010 and will be published in The Paterson Literary Review; her previous work has appeared both in Paterson Literary Review and in VIA. A member of the American Italian Historical Association, she read chapters of her memoir at their conferences, which she will read from.

She is an Assistant Professor at Montclair State University, N.J., where she teaches First Year Writing and Memoir and is Assistant Director of their First Year Writing Program. She received her doctorate in English with a creative dissertation from the State University of New York at Binghamton.

Maria Mazziotti Gillan is the Executive Director at the Poetry Center
Passaic County Community College, which sponsors the annual Allen Ginsberg Poetry Awards. For guidelines visit
http://old.pccc.edu/poetry/Prize/index.html

Cornelia St. Café,
29 Cornelia Street (between Bleecker and West 4th Streets)
New York, NY
212-989-9319
www.corneliastreetcafe.com

$7 minimum includes one drink

Come in time to sign up at 5:45 pm.
Bring poetry Bring prose Bring script Bring a friend
The evening starts with Open Mike readings of five minutes each.

Since 1991, the organization has given voice to writers
through its Open Reading series at Cornelia St. Café every month.

Italian American Writers Association
IAWA is a 501© (3) not-for-profit corporation; donations are tax deductible. Since 1991, the organization has given voice to writers through its Open Reading series at Cornelia St. Café every month.

For membership information, visit www.iawa.net

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April 15, 2010

Blogging on Transit

Would-Be Passenger 26 On The 199

By Anthony R Buccino
April 15, 2010, 8:45AM

Heading home after a long busy day at work, you hustle and push your way through the crowds of tourists and slow-pokes, walking as fast as you can without looking like you're rushing or about to break a sweat. One thing on your mind, get to the bus terminal and get on the bus and get home. Is that three things or one? No time to think about it, it's going home time.

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