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jeremy.ahn

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

LiquidToffee

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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

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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..."

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Vent Radio - Poetry

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    Richard Garcia was born in San Francisco in 1941 and began writing in his teens. After publishing his chap book, Selected Poems, in 1972, he stopped writing for a number of years until an encouraging letter from Octavio Paz convinced him to return to writing. In 1978 he published a bilingual book for children, My Aunt Otilia's Spirits, and University of Pittsburgh Press published The Flying Garcias in 1991. He earned the MFA degree in creative writing from Warren Wilson College Writers' Program in 1994. BOA Editions published his third volume of poetry, Rancho Notorious, in 2001, and released his fourth volume, The Persistence of Objects, in October 2006. His latest release is Chickenhead: Prose Poems, a chap book with Foothills Publishing. Richard's publication credits include Ploughshares and the Colorado Review, and among his numerous awards are the Pushcart Prize and a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts. For twelve years he was Poet-in-residence at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, where he conducted workshops in art and poetry for hospitalized children. Richard teaches creative writing in the Antioch University Los Angeles MFA program, and at the College of Charleston, as well as privately. He makes his home on James Island, South Carolina with his wife, Katherine Williams, and their dogs Louie and Sully.

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