I've been really bad about updating this blog, but Issa is now mobile and partially walking so she is no longer content to sit quietly while I type. In fact, this experiment has led to some disasters that involve cords, small objects, speakers crashing to the floor and her sucking on a ink cartridge that fell behind the desk.
I did recently get a new review up at Tarpaulin Sky: http://tsky-reviews.blogspot.com/2010/11/julie-carrs-sarahof-fragments-and-lines.html#more
I'm reading another Julie Carr right now: 100 Notes on Violence, which is equally impressive. I have the wonderful opportunity to read the work of poet Tracey McTague as she has sent me her latest manuscript in progress.
I can't believe this year is almost over.
Monday, November 29, 2010
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
This Thursday at 17 Poets!: David Rowe and Upcoming Artspill Show this weekend
Thursday: Nov. 11, 7:30 PM
David Rowe reading from his new book, Unsolicited Poems (Verna Press, 2010).
http://www.17poets.com/ for more info.
Also, this weekend Saturday, Nov. 13th, 6:00 PM
Art Spill: Disaster, Art, Activism, and Recovery
Opening November 13-November 20
17 Poets! Hosts a Poetry Reading for the opening reception
November 13, 6:00 PM
featuring poets Dave Brinks, Gina Ferrara, Bill Lavender, David Rowe, and Megan Burns
St. Claude Arts District in The Marigny
2822 St. Claude Avenue
6:00 PM
Wine and Water provided by the Gold Mine Saloon
Tea by Bayou Brew
visit: http://ethnographicterminalia.org/2010-new-orleans/art-spill
David Rowe reading from his new book, Unsolicited Poems (Verna Press, 2010).
http://www.17poets.com/ for more info.
Unfinished Business by Nicole Peyrafitte
Also, this weekend Saturday, Nov. 13th, 6:00 PM
Art Spill: Disaster, Art, Activism, and Recovery
Opening November 13-November 20
17 Poets! Hosts a Poetry Reading for the opening reception
November 13, 6:00 PM
featuring poets Dave Brinks, Gina Ferrara, Bill Lavender, David Rowe, and Megan Burns
St. Claude Arts District in The Marigny
2822 St. Claude Avenue
6:00 PM
Wine and Water provided by the Gold Mine Saloon
Tea by Bayou Brew
visit: http://ethnographicterminalia.org/2010-new-orleans/art-spill
Thursday, November 04, 2010
Ann Akhmatova tribute: Bilingual Reading at the Gold Mine tonight
Tuesday, November 02, 2010
1718 Reading Series features poet Megan Burns
I will be reading tonight at 7PM at the Columns Hotel on St. Charles Ave. as part of the 1718 Reading Series that is sponsored by Loyola University.
In this reading, I will attempt to link together the mysteries of Wuthering Heights, the lyrics of Bob Dylan and fathers. Also, there will be much made of disasters, earthworms, and two dozen species of birds. I will speak about the corpse and the Exquisite Corpse and diseases.
So, if any of these topics mildly interest you, then you should be there. I believe the Columns is haunted and of course, it is election day. So, there are also these things to consider and sway you.
In other news, there should be a fabulous bilingual reading of the poetry of Anna Akhmatova at the Gold Mine this Thursday. http://www.17poets.com/
In this reading, I will attempt to link together the mysteries of Wuthering Heights, the lyrics of Bob Dylan and fathers. Also, there will be much made of disasters, earthworms, and two dozen species of birds. I will speak about the corpse and the Exquisite Corpse and diseases.
So, if any of these topics mildly interest you, then you should be there. I believe the Columns is haunted and of course, it is election day. So, there are also these things to consider and sway you.
In other news, there should be a fabulous bilingual reading of the poetry of Anna Akhmatova at the Gold Mine this Thursday. http://www.17poets.com/