TWO EVENTS AT THE WRITERS PLACE THIS WEEK -
On Friday, October 21, 2005, at 7:00pm
Chance of a Ghost: An Anthology of Contemporary Ghost Poems will be hosted by Gloria Vando and Phil Miller and celebrate the publication of Helicon Nine's most recent offering edited by Gloria and Phil. A collection of works from 181 poets across the United States and around the world.
You will hear readings from various poets represented in the book, have the chance to meet and greet the literati of Kansas City, and obtain your own signed copy of the book at $14.95 each (a bargain)!
On Sunday, October 23, 2005 at 1:00pm
Phil Miller will host a Small Presses Reading honoring numerous local small presses and featuring the writers whose works have appeared in them. Come and share in this unique venue.
Recommended donations at the door are: $2 for members, $3 for non-members, and $1 for students.
Monday, October 17, 2005
Ok the weekend is over-
I'm not sure if that is good or bad. It was not the most exciting of weekends and I'm not especially crazy about Mondays.
I made an appearance at Northland Writers dispelling any rumors of my demise. You should have seen the looks on their faces.
Got some writing done. Started. More like somewhere in between.
I made an appearance at Northland Writers dispelling any rumors of my demise. You should have seen the looks on their faces.
Got some writing done. Started. More like somewhere in between.
Sunday, October 16, 2005
Melancholy Weekend
Yesterday I did some writing & reading. Good ways into the novel I started. It is not disappointing me. Went to a poetry workshop at the Library yesterday. It was the second one they did this month. This one was more on poetry as a spoken word. From that vantage point it appealed to me less, but the presentation good none the less. It was poorly attended though.
It is mid-day and today pretty much sucks. Worked on a piece I started last night and got further along with it but now I am only so-so with it. I think it has possibility but we'll have to see what becomes of it.
I do see that we have hit the 17,000 unique visits stat and are starting the assent to the 20,000 mark. I should try and think of something fun for when we hit 20,000.
It is mid-day and today pretty much sucks. Worked on a piece I started last night and got further along with it but now I am only so-so with it. I think it has possibility but we'll have to see what becomes of it.
I do see that we have hit the 17,000 unique visits stat and are starting the assent to the 20,000 mark. I should try and think of something fun for when we hit 20,000.
Saturday, October 15, 2005
Laura Kasischke
Laura Kasischke - Poet and novilist is coming to Kansas City soon to read at the The Writers Place and I thought I read some of her work before she got here. I've had difficulty gettig one of her poem books at the library but I was able to get one of her novels - "white bird on a blizzard." Started reading it last night and I can tell you from her visual language in the book - I think I am going to really like her as a poet.
Friday, October 14, 2005
Bush's Chat With Troops Draws Flak - Los Angeles Times
Bush's Chat With Troops Draws Flak - Los Angeles Times
War critics and some military leaders disapprove of the president's carefully staged videoconference with soldiers in Iraq.
War critics and some military leaders disapprove of the president's carefully staged videoconference with soldiers in Iraq.
Voters said to hunt for polling sites in west Iraq - Yahoo! News
Voters said to hunt for polling sites in west Iraq - Yahoo! News
"NO" VOTES MARGINALISED?
Thair al-Hadeethi, a human rights activist from Haditha suggests that no votes are being marginalized in Sunni regions as voting gets underway on the Iraqi Draft Constitution. "The Americans intended to isolate the cities in western Iraq to prevent the huge Sunni population from voting," maintained Thair al-Hadeethi.
"NO" VOTES MARGINALISED?
Thair al-Hadeethi, a human rights activist from Haditha suggests that no votes are being marginalized in Sunni regions as voting gets underway on the Iraqi Draft Constitution. "The Americans intended to isolate the cities in western Iraq to prevent the huge Sunni population from voting," maintained Thair al-Hadeethi.
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