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Introducing A Sense of Place: The Washington State Geospatial Poetry Anthology
Introducing A Sense of Place: The Washington State Geospatial Poetry Anthology edited by Katharine Whitcomb, Robert Hickey, and Marco Thompson, The Center for Geospatial Poetry at Central Washington University! The project features, via Google Earth, poems by Washington poets ABOUT … Continue reading
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Tagged Alice Derry, Ann Teplick, Cascadia Poetry Festival, Central Washington University, Columbia City Arts Events, Elizabeth Austen, Introducing A Sense of Place: The Washington State Geospatial Poetry Anthology, Katharine Whitcomb, Kathleen Flenniken, Kathryn Hunt, Kevin Miller, Marco Thompson, Paul Fisher, Robert Hickey, Seattle Poetry Readings, Terry Martin, The Center for Geospatial Poetry
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Abecedarians Living Room 2.28.12 7P
Abecedarians & Other Constraints This week we’ll take on the notion of the abecedarian and combine it with a page or two from a reference book containing an alphabetical listing of words–the dictionary. From early Hebrew poetry to Harryette Mullen, … Continue reading
Never Not Making It New: The Poet’s Always Work (Living Room Tue 2/21)
“Words can neither define nor explain” -Alan Watts It is not news that the world is in a constant state of flux (just ask the Fluxus poets, or Siddhartha Gautama). Ever-evolving, it parallels life itself; the only thing absolute is … Continue reading
What do you Love? (2.14.12 Living Room)
To paraphrase Bo Diddley: I walked forty-seven miles of barbed wire, I got a cobra snake for a necktie A brand new house on the road side, and it’s a-made out of rattlesnake hide Got a band new chimney put … Continue reading