Thursday, August 12, 2004
Yikes!
My train was evacuated at DeKalb Avenue (we almost missed the stop and had to go out the last car). I was sure till I got to the office somebody had blown up the Manhattan Bridge. Thank goodness I was panicking for nothing. Everyone else seemed fairly calm, but I can't help it.
Actually, it felt like we hit something. Here's hoping not.
Poet, novelist, playwright, etc.
Hey y'all--check out Brad Baron's site. You can read excerpts, download his e-book, decorate your desktop, hear tunes, and be generally energized. Get thee.
Wednesday, August 11, 2004
Current fave line from God Save My Queen II by Daniel Murlin Nester
"As if anyone's childhood isn't science fiction."
It's in a footnote, natch.
UPDATE: Not quite finished yet, but check out Katey's redesign of God Save My Queen dot com! And yes, that's where Dan's new blog will be!
Pssssst.
Heidi Lynn Formerly-Peppermint Staples says Kristin Prevallet now has a blog. Meet Citizen Kay.
Soft Skull poets on the radio!
"Misery Loves Company" and "The Benefits of Ignorance" from Hal Sirowitz's new collection Father Said, will be broadcast on Garrison Keillor's The Writer's Almanac on August 17th, 2004.
"The Poem is Haunted" from the collection Bend, Don't Shatter, edited by T. Cole Rachel & Rita Costello, ditto, August 18th, 2004.
Who knows how they choose what they choose, but 'tis good news, good news!
Link to the show here.
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