Blogs: Posts Tagged ‘ poetry ’

Do yourself a favor and let poet Susan Lilley help re-work your darling sonnets in this Burrow Press Writes creative writing workshop, so that your lines might be of the, shall we say, more romantically sound variety.
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The Way Home comes out Jan. 4 and, in the collaborative spirit that she loves so much, Inguanta will celebrate by performing her collection at the Timucua White House on Jan. 6, with musicians Mandy Burgan and Benoit Glazer, as well as dancer Christin Carlow.
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On the heels of The Dark Knight Rises shootings, then, the responsibility is great for Orlando’s most daring public speakers to haiku us out of the “too soon” weeds.
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But the dilemma before potential performers is the same as the one that confronts cover bands: Is it best to go with a lesser-known work you can totally own, or to put your own mark on a favorite that everyone knows?
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Orr posits that writing can “bring ordering powers to the chaos that surrounds us.”
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Through Jan. 29 – The Genghis Khan Guide to Etiquette British slam poet, comedian and former psychiatric nurse (yes, all of the above) Rob Gee is coming to these shores for a performance of his one-man show The Genghis Khan Guide to Etiquette. Described by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation as both “brilliant” and “hilarious,”...
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If you read this week’s Culture2Go column, you know all about last night’s DemoGraphic event at Thornton Park’s Urban ReThink. Just in case you missed out on the art show/open-mic night/30th birthday bash for local artist Tisse Mallon, we’ve got photographic evidence of the artistic use that Jessica Earley, Thomas Thorspecken, and others invested in...
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