As part of a new regular feature on the Accents Blog, we want to keep our readers up to date on the status of our poets. Today, we’re covering the director of Steel Toe Books and author of Scotch Tape World, Tom C. Hunley.

• If you’re in or around Bowling Green, Kentucky, check out as Tom reads at the main branch of the Warren County Public Library this Tuesday (February 11th) at 6pm.
• The Iowa Writer’s Workshop (which has trained more Pulitzer Prize-winning authors than any other MFA program) is lucky to have Tom as a guest lecturer on April 29th.
• And Tom C. Hunley will speak at the Festival of Faith and Writing at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan on April 10th.

Last week, we caught you up on the work of Lori A. May, who will be reading off-site at AWP on February 28th, and will soon have updates on more Accents-published authors, so stay tuned!

More about Scotch Tape World and Tom C. Hunley:

• “Um”
• Tom C. Hunley’s “Most Important Thing”
• “Having Banished the Musicians” from Bigger than They Appear
• Accents Poets Nominated for the Pushcart
• “World’s Shortest Pantoum” from Bigger than They Appear