Showing posts with label speaking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label speaking. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 10, 2019
Come See and Hear Me Read! (And some other people...)
So I'll be reading at Unnameable Books this Thursday. The reading will be part of a series to promote the release of Christine Stoddard's book launch for Desert Fox by the Sea. It'll probably be poems, but who knows. Maybe I'll read a Death Compromise from work, and then expound on how a poem is like asbestos, but good. The best of asbestos? Other readers include Jeanne Joe Perrone and Lana C. Marilyn.
Labels:
arlington,
art,
Ben Nardolilli,
biography,
blogs,
books,
Brooklyn,
Christine Stoddard,
literature,
New York,
non-fiction,
poetry,
publishing,
reading,
speaking,
Unhappy Hipsters,
urban,
writing
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Dirty Children's Stories and Other Tales
This week I have two stories to present to you all.
The first is Archibald's First Words up at Fiction365.
The second is called Julia and Raul and is at Jersey Devil Press. This was an attempt to write a nice children's story and the result was, well, a little off the mark. I guess I should've chosen a different set of objects to imbue with human traits.
Labels:
Children,
education,
fantasy,
fiction,
Fiction365,
humor,
Jersey Devil Press,
School,
speaking,
writing
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
New Poems and the World's Least Successful Meme

First bit of news. I have three poems in this edition of MungBeing Magazine.
Second, a new game I thought of. I was reading about St. John Chrysostom, and learned his named means "golden mouthed," in reference to his articulate speaking abilities. So I decided to come up with the Chrysostom game, whereby one adds "Chrysostom" to the end of some inept speaker's name.
Example: Phil Davison Chrysostom
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