There's more....
HERE
all this AND Phillip Levine?? Gotta love this, seriously.
Mark your calendars NOW!
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Monday, June 28, 2010
2010 Levis prize winner announced by VCU
Saturday, June 26, 2010
show me the poetry in sausage biscuits
oh, can you tell me Hardee's (if that's your real name)?
Maybe it's not poetry without gravy-
Maybe it's not poetry without gravy-
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Best Hour I've Spent in a Long Time
Incredibly inspiring...trust me, stick with it to the end...
Chuck Palahniuk from Grub Street on Vimeo.
Chuck Palahniuk from Grub Street on Vimeo.
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Kids and Words at Chop Suey- last chance to sign up!
I'm not sure there are any slots left, but if you're kid is creative and not good with the heat- this is a real great opportunity-
Richmond Young Writers is a great program with exciting and interesting leaders to run your smart kid through all manner of word related activities.
Not to mention the poetry lady is very cool.
Summer Sessions 2010
Summer sessions run Monday-Friday from 2-5 pm at Chop Suey Bookstore in Carytown. Young writers will have the opportunity to explore the craft and fun of creative writing through a variety of imagination-stimulating prompts, journaling, people-watching and more.
Special workshops with professional writers will be held on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 3-5 pm. Each week will culminate in a reading of student works-in-progress at the Byrd Theatre at 4:30 pm on Friday afternoon.
Session 1, Ages 10-14 June 21- June 25
Character (Slash Coleman) ** Surrealism (Mike Dulin) ** Poetry (Shann Palmer)
Session 2, Ages 10-14 June 28-July 2
Journalism (Chris Dovi) ** Zine Making 101 (Liz Canfield) ** Fiction (Michele Young-Stone)
Session 3, Ages 10-14 July 5- July 9
Character (Slash Coleman) ** Poetry (Shann Palmer) ** Journalism (Chris Dovi)
Session 4, Ages 14-17 July 12- July 16
Fiction (Michele Young-Stone) ** Surrealism (Mike Dulin) ** Zine Making 101 (Liz Canfield)
Richmond Young Writers is a great program with exciting and interesting leaders to run your smart kid through all manner of word related activities.
Not to mention the poetry lady is very cool.
Summer Sessions 2010
Summer sessions run Monday-Friday from 2-5 pm at Chop Suey Bookstore in Carytown. Young writers will have the opportunity to explore the craft and fun of creative writing through a variety of imagination-stimulating prompts, journaling, people-watching and more.
Special workshops with professional writers will be held on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 3-5 pm. Each week will culminate in a reading of student works-in-progress at the Byrd Theatre at 4:30 pm on Friday afternoon.
Session 1, Ages 10-14 June 21- June 25
Character (Slash Coleman) ** Surrealism (Mike Dulin) ** Poetry (Shann Palmer)
Session 2, Ages 10-14 June 28-July 2
Journalism (Chris Dovi) ** Zine Making 101 (Liz Canfield) ** Fiction (Michele Young-Stone)
Session 3, Ages 10-14 July 5- July 9
Character (Slash Coleman) ** Poetry (Shann Palmer) ** Journalism (Chris Dovi)
Session 4, Ages 14-17 July 12- July 16
Fiction (Michele Young-Stone) ** Surrealism (Mike Dulin) ** Zine Making 101 (Liz Canfield)
Thursday, June 03, 2010
Poetry at the Norge Library
June 3, Saturday 11 am
Guy Terrell, Shann Palmer, Carolyn Foronda, Henry Hart, Ed Lull
Reading their original work
Norge Library, Williamsburg
Guy Terrell, Shann Palmer, Carolyn Foronda, Henry Hart, Ed Lull
Reading their original work
Wednesday, June 02, 2010
No job at Dominion Power if your daddy works there- oh no!
seems my son can't be hired at Dominion (Va Power) cause his dad works there- wish they'd mentioned that before his very promising interview yesterday
(the boss above the boss decreed it so - even though they would not be working together)
Did you know there are people reading your meter part-time *no benefits* who barely speak English but a collage grad who desperately needs a job can't get one because he's family?
Did you know the agency who is working on filling these positions (part-time) did not know this?
My son needs a job. Anybody?
(the boss above the boss decreed it so - even though they would not be working together)
Did you know there are people reading your meter part-time *no benefits* who barely speak English but a collage grad who desperately needs a job can't get one because he's family?
Did you know the agency who is working on filling these positions (part-time) did not know this?
My son needs a job. Anybody?
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