Just a reminder to my Canadian readers about the General Election today. The Toronto LiveJournal community has a great links round up of resources with links advising what is considered suitable identification, when and where you can vote, and many other great resources. While we’re at it, food for thought: Shit Harper Did Why Not Harper? Stephen […]
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With National Poetry Month winding down to a close, I thought I’d do another round up of poetry news and miscellanea. Wedding season is near upon us – further evidenced by the upcoming nuptials of my sister this June – and Carol Ann Duffy offers a collection of poems frequently found at weddings. Stephen K. Tollefson writes
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This is what $60 of books looks like when you shop at BMV. I love BMV. (($61.86 taxes included, to be precise.)) I picked up a lot of good stuff: A Model World and Other Stories, by Michael Chabon The Essential Tales of Chekov, edited by Richard Ford The Burning Alphabet, by Barry Dempster For Whom the
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My poem “Home”, was published in Zouch Magazine today.
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April is National Poetry Month in Canada and the United States. ((The UK celebrates their poets in October.)) Founded by the Academy of American Poets in 1996, they’ve come up with a list of ways to celebrate poetry. For instance, April 14th is Poem in Your Pocket Day, and another suggestion is to read interviews and literary
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Mark Medley wrote about his book hoarding habits for all the world to see, so I thought I’d share my story too. Bookshelves can be found in every room in my house – yes, even the bathroom. I began cataloguing them a few years ago to get an idea of what I had, and after getting about
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