QUEENSBOUND

About QUEENSBOUND

QUEENSBOUND is a poetry project by, for, and about Queens, featuring emerging and esteemed poets writing about the World's Borough. QUEENSBOUND launched in 2018 with sixteen poets from across the borough and with a celebratory reading on the Flushing-bound 7 train and a reception at the Queens Museum of Art. Since 2018, the project has grown to include the voices of over sixty emerging and esteemed poets writing about Queens. QUEENSBOUND is independently produced in New York City by KC Trommer. QUEENSBOUND podcast episodes were mixed by Tim Pogo. To hear individual poems and learn more about the project, please visit our website: queensbound.com.

Publisher

KC Trommer

Category

arts · education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

6 Mar 2025

Latest episode

1 Apr 2025

Latest episodes

4 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   1 Apr 2025

   QUEENSBOUND 2024

   QUEENSBOUND is a poetry project by, for, and about Queens. QUEENSBOUND 2024 is our fourth edition. 2024 contributors include: allia abdullah-matta, Jared Beloff, Joe Gross, Nathalie Handal, Emily Hockaday, Dena Igusti, Olena Jennings, Catherine Kapphahn, Hiromi Kiba, Amy Lemmon, Rajan Maharjan, José Alfredo Menjivar, Enzo Silon Surin, Bruce Whitacre, and Micah Zevin. QUEENSBOUND 2021 selections were made by editorial board members Sherese Francis, Jared Harel, Abeer Hoque, Meera Nair, and founder KC Trommer. This edition brings in more voices of Queens writers to the project and includes poems in languages other than English, along with translations that are read by the author. Here, you’ll find 15 poems from our contributors, as well as four poems—one in Japanese, Nepali, Spanish, and Ukrainian—accompanied by their English translations. To see the map, hear the poems, and learn more about our contributors and about future train readings, go to queensbound.com.

2. 

   1 Apr 2025

   QUEENSBOUND 2021

   QUEENSBOUND is a poetry project by, for, and about Queens. QUEENSBOUND 2021 is our third edition and it celebrates and reflects on Queens during the pandemic. 2021 contributors include: Philip F. Clark, Noelle de la Paz, Matthew Hittinger, Marcia B. Loughran, Jimena Lucero, Yasmin Adele Majeed, Nadia Misir, Shams A. Momin, Richard Jeffrey Newman, Nikay C. Paredes, Bino A. Realuyo, and Spencer Reece. This year’s edition includes our first poem in a language other than English, Shams A. Momin’s “Queens,” recorded in both Bengali and English. QUEENSBOUND 2021 selections were made by editorial board members Nadia Q. Ahmad, Abeer Y. Hoque, Jared Harél, Joseph O. Legaspi, and founder KC Trommer. To see the map, hear the poems, and learn more about our contributors and about future train readings, go to queensbound.com.

3. 

   1 Apr 2025

   QUEENSBOUND 2020

   QUEENSBOUND is a poetry project by, for, and about Queens. QUEENSBOUND 2020 is our second edition. Around half of the poems in our 2020 edition were recorded before COVID touched down in Queens in March 2020. This edition of the project reflects Queens before and during the early days of the pandemic, allowing our audience to hear the city and travel around Queens by listening to these poems. 2020 contributors include: Nadia Q. Ahmad, Amy M. Alvarez, Pichchenda Bao, Ryan Black, Nana Brew-Hammond, Francisco Delgado, Ariel Francisco, Ellen Hagan, Kimiko Hahn, Robert Ostrom, Bushra Rehman, Sahar Romani, Jackie Sherbow, Mariahedessa Ekere Tallie, and Sweta Srivastava Vikram. QUEENSBOUND 2020 selections were made by editorial board members Abeer Y. Hoque, Jared Harél, Joseph O. Legaspi, and founder KC Trommer. To see the map, hear the poems, and learn more about our contributors and about future train readings, go to queensbound.com.

4. 

   6 Mar 2025

   QUEENSBOUND 2018

   QUEENSBOUND is a poetry project by, for, and about Queens. QUEENSBOUND 2018 is our first edition includes 16 emerging and esteemed poets from across the borough who share poems about their Queens neighborhoods. 2018 contributors include: Rosebud Ben-Oni, Malcolm Chang, Catherine Fletcher, Sherese Francis, Jared Harél, Nicole Haroutunian, Abeer Hoque, Safia Jama, Paolo Javier, Joseph O. Legaspi, Ananda Lima, Maria Lisella, Vikas K. Menon, Belal Mobarak, Meera Nair, Maria Terrone, and curator and host KC Trommer. In 2018, poets shared their original work on the 7 train, beginning at Vernon Blvd Jackson Av stop, before stepping off at Mets-Willets Point and heading over to The Queens Museum for a reception. The event concluded with a song which included lines from every poem in the launch from Adam DeGraff and Tyler Burba. To see the map, hear the poems, and learn more about our contributors and about future train readings, go to queensbound.com.

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