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jeremy.ahn

jeremy.ahn

Will you feature any younger poets anytime soon? Such as moi? Or Beau Shia

LiquidToffee

LiquidToffee

Follow the rhythm of this mystic penetration raised inside you. The eBook of poetry "Liquid Toffee" and the Spoken Word eCD "Musoetry". Visit www.liquidtoffee.com #lgbt

Viveca Gresham

Viveca Gresham

spoken word artist Geoffrey Holman aka Priest this sunday 3pm eastern. join me and guest host Timothy Arnold,....working with artists from Def Jam tune in to interview with Turae of Def Jam next week appearing in Philly on November 30th, 2008..."i'll be there, so you be there..."

Vent Radio - Poetry

Vent Radio - Poetry

Very cool show...

Onword  

A show for writers who want to learn more about their craft. We will have round table discussions, writer's workshops and published authors as guests.

  • Upcoming Episodes

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    Category: Poetry

    Call-in Number: (718) 508-9717


    Join Rachelle as she talks Suzanne Gardini Suzanne Gardinier is the author of two long poems--The New World and Dialogue with the Archipelago--and of Today: 101 Ghazals. She teaches at Sarah Lawrence College and lives in Manhattan.

    Upcoming Episodes

    - UNOBSTRUCTED hosted by Alaina R. Alexander

    - UNOBSTRUCTED hosted by Alaina R. Alexander

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    Category: Poetry


    join Rachelle as she talks to Ching-In Chen Here's a recent bio: Ching-In Chen is the author of The Heart's Traffic (Arktoi Books/Red Hen Press 2009) and a multi-genre, border-crossing writer. The daughter of Chinese immigrants, she is a Kundiman and Lambda Fellow. A community organizer, she has worked in the Asian American communities of San Francisco, Oakland, and Boston. Her work has been recently published in Fifth Wednesday Journal, OCHO, Boxcar Poetry Review, Rio Grande Review, Cha, Verdad and the anthology Yellow as Turmeric, Fragrant as Cloves. She is currently in the MFA program in Creative Writing at the University of California at Riverside.
  • On Demand Episodes

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    The Moe Green Poetry Discussion Hosted By Rafael F.J. Alvarado

    Join Rafael F. J. Alvarado (aka Moe Green) As he listens & Talks to Lisa Ann LoBasso

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    The Reading Is Poetry Review hosted By A.K. Toney

    Join A.K. as he talks to MikethepoeT Mike Sonksen, also known as, MikethepoeT, is widely acclaimed for his live performances, contributions to international publications & legendary city tours. Poet, journalist, historian, tour guide, teacher, he's published in the L.A. Citybeat, O.C. Weekly, New Angeles, L.A. Weekly & many others. This 3rd generation L.A. native graduated from U.C.L.A. in 1997. His book I AM ALIVE IN LOS ANGELES! has been added to the curriculum of several universities & received rave reviews. Views from View Park part 2 is a chap book collection of poetry from students of View Park Prep instructed under MikethepoeT.

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    The Blood-Jet Writing Hour with Rachelle Cruz

    join Rachelle as she talks to Ching-In Chen Here's a recent bio: Ching-In Chen is the author of The Heart's Traffic (Arktoi Books/Red Hen Press 2009) and a multi-genre, border-crossing writer. The daughter of Chinese immigrants, she is a Kundiman and Lambda Fellow. A community organizer, she has worked in the Asian American communities of San Francisco, Oakland, and Boston. Her work has been recently published in Fifth Wednesday Journal, OCHO, Boxcar Poetry Review, Rio Grande Review, Cha, Verdad and the anthology Yellow as Turmeric, Fragrant as Cloves. She is currently in the MFA program in Creative Writing at the University of California at Riverside.

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    UNOBSTRUCTED hosted by Alaina R. Alexander

    1. Brian Tracy, Author and Spoken Word Artist "Blackbird Ballads" http://www.midnightteapoetry.com/ 2. Jennifer Simpson, http://www.writersoutloud.com 3. Tanya Story, Chef

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    WERD hosted by Veronica Rivera

    Veronica will be reveiwing Li-Young Lee was born in 1957 in Jakarta, Indonesia. His verse has earned numerous honors, including a Lannan Literary Award and an American Book Award. Lee lives in Chicago with his wife and two sons. This Side of Early by Naomi Ayala Naomi Ayala's poems explore wide-ranging themes in an ever-changing landscape--from the city streets to the introspective solace of the woods. These lyrics deconstruct the political world of man, offer hope through a compelling, lyrical spiritual intimacy, and bridge the gap between the two with words full of ecological intensity. Belonging New Poetry by Iranians Around the World Edited by Niloufar Talebi Recent political developments, including the shadow of a new war, have obscured the fact that Iran has a long and splendid artistic tradition ranging from the visual arts to literature. Western readers may have some awareness of the Iranian novel thanks to a few breakout successes like Reading Lolita in Tehran... Plus Possible guest Brendan Constantine

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    The Reading Is Poetry Review hosted By A.K. Toney

    book review

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    The Moe Green Poetry Discussion Hosted By Rafael F.J. Alvarado

    Join Rafael as talks to Robert Wynne Robert Wynne earned his MFA in Creative Writing from Antioch University. He created Cider Press Review, an annual literary journal, in 1999 with co-founder Caron Andregg, and served at the co-editor and publisher for 10 years. He is the author of 6 chapbooks, and 2 full-length books of poetry. His first full-length collection, “Remembering How to Sleep,” was the recipient of the Poetry Society of Texas’ 2006 Eakin Book Award. His second full-length collection, “Museum of Parallel Art,” was published in February 2008 by Tebot Bach Press. He has won the Grasslands Review Editors Prize, the Masters Poetry Prize, is a two-time recipient of both the Academy of American Poets College Award and the Poetry Super Highway online poetry contest, and has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize. His essays and book reviews have appeared in Cider Press Review, DFW Poetry Review, Next Magazine and online. His poems have appeared in 2 Black Moss Press anthologies in Canada, in a Comrades Press anthology in England, in a Tebot Bach press anthology, and a University of Iowa Anthology. His poetry has also been published in Solo, Two Rivers Review, Poetry International, Trestle Creek Review, Rattle, O.C. Weekly, Bayou Review, Blue Satellite, Spillway, DFW Poetry Review, Edgar and many other magazines. He has been a featured reader at poetry festivals in Los Angeles, Austin, Houston, Ventura, San Luis Obispo, and venues throughout Texas and California. He lives in Burleson, with his wife, daughter and 3 rambunctious dogs. His online home is www.rwynne.com.

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