Yesterday: The FUSE panel with all my SU folks went very well. I was very proud of Melissa and Silvana, everything went smoothly! Afterwards, Nadia, Silv, Melissa, and I went to Einstein’s Bagels for lunch and then saw Vanessa Place and other’s read about the materiality and immateriality of words which was absolutely wonderful. Nadia [...]
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AWP Day Two
Posted in Something Else, Writing, tagged 3 movements, awp, booth, catherine dent, conference, etger keret, free issue, fuse, george saunders, golf coast, Joe Scapaletto, karla kelsey, melissa goodrich, nadia, noodles, pilot books, silvana alfonso, Sonora Review, Vanessa Place on April 10, 2010 | 2 Comments »
AWP Denver 2010
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged awesome, awp, denver, drifting at midday, fuse, katie pierce, malachi black, marya hornbacher, melissa goodrich, nadia on April 9, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
So, yesterday was the first day of AWP Denver 2010. Awesome things that have happened: 1) While volunteering at the pre-registration booth giving out badges, I met Malachi Black, author of “Drifting at Midday,” this poem: http://www.poetryfoundation.org/archive/poem.html?id=237480 This poem was VERY important to me last semester, so when Nadia handed me his ID to look [...]
Footnoted
Posted in Novel class, tagged Abby, clementine divine, Girls from the River School, grandfather, nadia, randy robertson, Tara toms, thai tea, Tom Bailey on September 17, 2009 | 1 Comment »
[Note: This may have just been one of the most self-serving things I've ever done. I'm only getting away with it because I have to for novel.] [Dr. Robertson, if this isn't what you wanted, please tell me. Either way, I had fun doing it.] (This is a love poem for Tara Elizabeth-Lynn.)[1] CLEMENTINE DIVINE[2] [...]
