Sunday, July 24, 2011
Saturday, July 23, 2011
A special poetry contest for kids in the Rochester area
Kids age 5-18. Enter this special poetry contest during the month of July 2011 to win a $50 Amazon gift card.
See:
http://poetryinsider.blogspot.com/2011/07/blog-post.html
See:
http://poetryinsider.blogspot.com/2011/07/blog-post.html
Friday, July 22, 2011
Monday, July 18, 2011
From Wendy Sacks in Paris
Dear friends ABG,
Paris is a global treasure of art and an intoxicating experience for lovers of life and the arts. There is a misconception about the Parisians. I have found them inviting, warm, affectionate, and helpful. I will not exhale the French air until I come home as I don't want to lose a minute of my life here.
Wendy
Paris is a global treasure of art and an intoxicating experience for lovers of life and the arts. There is a misconception about the Parisians. I have found them inviting, warm, affectionate, and helpful. I will not exhale the French air until I come home as I don't want to lose a minute of my life here.
Wendy
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Poet & Kidney Recipient G. Murray Thomas - Sunday, July 24
Sunday, July 24, 2 pm
Skalny Center, St. John Fisher College*
G. Murray Thomas
followed by open mic
Murray Thomas is a Spencerport native who moved west and has been a longstanding figure in the Southern California poetry scene, where he's featured for such groups as Laguna Poets, Beyond Baroque in Venice, the Ugly Mug in Orange, and After the Carnival in Long Beach.
From 1994 to 1998, Murray published and edited Next... Magazine, a monthly poetry calendar and news magazine that was distributed free throughout Southern California.
He has previously published one full length collection of poems, Cows on the Freeway, and five chapbooks. He also edited "Paper Shredders," an anthology of poetry and prose about surfing.
His most recent book, from which he'll be reading, is My Kidney Just Arrived (Tebot Bach Press, 2011). The volume deals with his experiences as a dialysis and kidney transplant patient.
For more info about Murray see his website:
gmurraythomas.com
*The Skalny Center is the first building you come to on the Fisher
campus. Opened last year, it's a free-standing building immediately on the left as you enter the campus from the main entrance at East Ave & Fairport Rd.
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