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2009 Spring Queens MFA faculty readings

Thursday, May 14, 2009

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Someone asked me the other day about my writing life this spring/early summer, and I summed it up by saying that I’ve been spending more time hearing the written word by attending literary events than actually with the written word (although, I did push through a few drafts last month that are turning out to be good [...]

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There goes my bank account

Sunday, April 12, 2009

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Spring has sprung in North Carolina, which means that this bear is finally coming out of her den on warmer nights and socializing with others in public settings. It also means that there are actually things to do, and people therefore are planning more things to do on top of those things to [...]

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Queens MFA Faculty Readings Start Again

Friday, January 9, 2009

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I plan on a low-key weekend mostly cleaning, cooking, and killing Christmas in my apartment. But, I’ll interrupt my usual schedule on Sunday and attend the first of the three January readings by Queens University of Charlotte MFA in Creative Writing faculty. I love these events, and try to make it to all of them [...]

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Poetry came over and said my place is a wreck.

Friday, November 7, 2008

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It feels stale in my apartment. The Obama signs in the windows are getting redundant and the Halloween bowl of candy is nearly empty. The kitten was released from her post-surgery bathroom confinement last week, but I still haven’t moved all my toiletries back in. I’ve been getting dressed in limbo, a hairbrush here, a [...]

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O B A M A !

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

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North Carolina may still be undecided, but we have our next president. I’m still giddy and inarticulate, but allow me to point you to an excellent post that reads like poetry by Neiman fellow and my former Charlotte Observer colleague Tommy Tomlinson. Some highlights from him:   “Obama means a dream deferred is not always a dream [...]

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