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Good Ink from Westword about Bristlecone
Click here for the full Westword article. | Click here to read Bristlecone. Note as well that the photo credit should read: Melody Madonna.Read More
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Poetry and Art in Evergreen
Many thanks to Padma Thornlyre and Where the Books Go for conceiving of and supporting this expanded presentation series, which will include literature, visual art, music, and … well, who knows! The possibilities are exhilarating to contemplate.Read More
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Live-Streamed Video of My Reading Tonight with Judyth Hill
Thanks to Padma Thornlyre and Where the Books Go for so generously hosting us!Read More
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A Look-Back at Friday’s Reading
I missed my last Friday Notebook post because I was absorbed in preparing for Friday night’s reading at HearthFire Books. It went well, I think. And I had the opportunity to announce a strange and wonderful streak of good luck. In the space of three weeks bridging 2011 and 2012, I had three new collections of poems accepted for publication. One is The Earth-Boat, picked up by Folded Word for release probably late this year. The second is Thread of the Real, accepted by Conundrum Press for publication sometime in the next 12 months.Read More
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Three Poets: Watson, Thornlyre, Sharma
I had the pleasure last night of hearing three poets read at Hearthfire Books in Evergreen: Padma Thornlyre and Laura Paul Watson, both of whom live within shouting distance, and Yuyutsu RD Sharma, who came to us from Nepal. Actually, Sharma has been teaching at NYU and is winding up his stay in the U.S. with a series of readings, the last one taking him back to New York. This wandering route is typical of Sharma’s life: he spends half of each year traveling around the planet, reading and teaching, and half in Nepal, hiking in the Himalayas.Read More