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A fascinating essay by Joel Brouwer, about the work of poet CD Wright, in the current issue of Parnassus . Here's a quote: " . . . ...
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you and I spread out against the sky half-deserted shells What is it? our visit. a talking angel yellow fog there will be time to prepare a ...
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Turbidophilia — love of trouble Pleasure, ease, contentment: a bore. Where’s the rub? The snafu? The glorious glitch? Tiff. Tizzy. Tumult....
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I received my contributor's copies of BAP 2007 in the mail yesterday. One paperback and one hardbound. I *love* the cover image. Dean an... -
I like to play with anagrams. One of the exercises I do is to make a list of dictionary definitions, based on the anagrams that can be found...
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My good friend Ted McMahon brought the latest issue of JAMA ( Journal of the American Medical Association ) to our poetry group last night,...
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And now for something a little more serious . . . Some people, because of past trauma or abuse, turn to cutting on themselves. The wounds...
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The 17th Annual Seattle Scrabble Tournament is happening at the downtown Red Lion Hotel this weekend. My favorite Scrabble word? It uses all...
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The floors are all sanded down and are looking great. It's amazing how much paler they are with all the old finish gone. We are going wi...
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The inaugural issue of the "new" Poetry Northwest came in the mail Saturday, and what a delight! The new Poetry Northwest is go...
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