… Daydream by Roberta Allen Introduction: This activity is for students with high beginner to low intermediate skills; they are beginning to know enough English […]
2 Sep
………… I was in Philly a week ago and stopped by to see Anne-Adele Wight who lives in a lovely high rise apartment in Center […]
29 Aug
… What are friends for? When you are dead and gone, sometimes someone advocates for your remembrance, giving your past a present, an amazing accomplishment […]
18 Aug
… When I recently saw the photo by Stanley Stellar of a beautiful painting of a phallic man with a dolphin, I remembered some lines […]
18 Aug
… On May 15, 2019 at 8 PM at the Poetry Project at Saint Mark’s Church on Second Avenue in New York City for the […]
13 Aug
… I heard Michael Ruby read at Zinc Bar earlier this year and was very taken by his Subway Poems, which he has been writing […]
11 Aug
… I was thinking about recording Martha King reading from her new book, a mystery called Max Sees Red, but when I got to her […]
6 Aug
… Gabriel Don and I read together earlier this summer and I was so captivated with her work that I asked her to read for […]
4 Aug
… In April, Yuko Otomo and Steve Dalachinsky, came over to my place to read some poems. One book that Yuko read from was Study, […]
2 Aug
… Scott Hightower’s Self-evident, published in 2012 by Barrow Street Press, is a book of fifty poems in three sections: Infant Gods, Brújula (Rose of […]
27 Jul
… Mitch Corber has lived not only as a poet, performing artist and musician, but as a video documentarian of what has gone down on […]
23 Jul
… In June, one evening, I stopped by Greenlight Books in Flatbush to hear Edmund Berrigan read from his new book from City Lights, More […]