Here's a very cool thing one of my students showed me. There's a good chance you've already seen it, but just in case:
Friday, September 04, 2009
Monday, August 31, 2009
Woops: A Time Capsule
Two straight weeks of my Friday posting regimen and then nuthin'. That's sort of the way when I make sweeping pronouncements that only matter to me...
Last Friday I would have told you these same two things:
1. I am trying to create new work. Some of it prose. I am in that state where I have forgotten how to create new work, but I am wildly interested in the work of others. It's fun torture. Please wish me luck.
2. If you are sad to know the Imaginary Press Reading Series has run its course, please know there is a Pocket Lab Reading Series around. It's going to be good.
Last Friday I would have told you these same two things:
1. I am trying to create new work. Some of it prose. I am in that state where I have forgotten how to create new work, but I am wildly interested in the work of others. It's fun torture. Please wish me luck.
2. If you are sad to know the Imaginary Press Reading Series has run its course, please know there is a Pocket Lab Reading Series around. It's going to be good.
Friday, August 21, 2009
I Share this E-Mail in Case You Want in on the Discussion
Dear Paula:
As someone who has previously contacted our office to share your thoughts on issues important to you, I would like to take this opportunity to invite you to participate in a live statewide healthcare tele-town hall meeting this Sunday, August 23 rd , at 7:00 PM. Along with people like you from across the state, I will be joined by Dr. Denis Cortese, CEO of the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, and Mary Wakefield, the highest ranking nurse in the federal government. The three of us will discuss the need for health care reform, including ways to make the American health care system more affordable and more stable, and I will answer as many questions as I can from citizens from around the state.
If you would like to participate in this important discussion, the only way to guarantee your involvement is to visit our website at http://klobuchar.senate.gov. Once you’re registered, you’ll get an automated reminder phone call on Friday evening and you’ll be called again on Sunday to be joined to the call. The phone number you provide will be kept private.
If you have any questions, you can call the office toll free at 1-888-224-9043.
I look forward to hearing from you on Sunday.
Sincerely,
Amy Klobuchar
United States Senator
As someone who has previously contacted our office to share your thoughts on issues important to you, I would like to take this opportunity to invite you to participate in a live statewide healthcare tele-town hall meeting this Sunday, August 23 rd , at 7:00 PM. Along with people like you from across the state, I will be joined by Dr. Denis Cortese, CEO of the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, and Mary Wakefield, the highest ranking nurse in the federal government. The three of us will discuss the need for health care reform, including ways to make the American health care system more affordable and more stable, and I will answer as many questions as I can from citizens from around the state.
If you would like to participate in this important discussion, the only way to guarantee your involvement is to visit our website at http://klobuchar.senate.gov. Once you’re registered, you’ll get an automated reminder phone call on Friday evening and you’ll be called again on Sunday to be joined to the call. The phone number you provide will be kept private.
If you have any questions, you can call the office toll free at 1-888-224-9043.
I look forward to hearing from you on Sunday.
Sincerely,
Amy Klobuchar
United States Senator
Friday, August 14, 2009
Swoon
Two beauties, one you may have known about for a short while and one you may have known about for a longer while:
Farrah Field: Rising
Paul Auster: The Invention of Solitute
Farrah Field: Rising
Paul Auster: The Invention of Solitute
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Three Months
...is a long time to go post-less. I will begin updating on Fridays. I've got to believe I have at least that much going on. I've got to.
Here's a placeholder in the meantime:
Here's a placeholder in the meantime:
Friday, May 15, 2009
Form & Content Reading, June 12
Friday, June 12, 7 PM
Poems by
Paula Cisewski
Laressa Dickey
Sarah Fox
Rachel Moritz
Sun Yung Shin
Form and Content Gallery
210 N.2nd Street
Minneapolis
Poems by
Paula Cisewski
Laressa Dickey
Sarah Fox
Rachel Moritz
Sun Yung Shin
Form and Content Gallery
210 N.2nd Street
Minneapolis
Saturday, May 09, 2009
2 for 1 Black Ocean Fun!
Black Ocean is having a Spring Cleaning Sale!
We here at Black Ocean are firm believers in the old Bible saying that goes: “make clean the outside of the cup and the platter; but your inward part is full of ravening and wickedness.” So in keeping with our inward ravening and wicked ways we’re having a Spring Cleaning Sale!
Beginning at 12:00 AM on Monday (5/11), through 11:59 PM on Sunday (5/17), any purchase of one of With Deer by Aase Berg (trans. by Johannes Göransson) will get a FREE COPY of Upon Arrival by Paula Cisewski. Paula’s second book, Ghost Fargo, was just chosen by Franz Wright for the 2008 Nightboat Poetry Prize and we thought this would be a good opportunity for those of you unfamiliar with her work to get better acquainted. Also, if you haven't checked out With Deer yet, then you're simply missing out on the best nightmare you never had. Think of this sale as a way for us to pair the grotesque with the unusual, and stick them both in your beach bag for summer reading. It's worth mentioning that, as always,all our orders automatically come with free shipping!
Beginning the week of 5/18 we’ll be pairing Joshua Harmon’s fantastic debut collection, Scape, with Carrie Olivia Adams’ A Useless Window. Stay atuned to the sublime blogosphere for those details next weekend.
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