How long will we be here?One day longer than the billionaires.on these streets (whose streets? our streets)one day longerin these tents, these sleeping bagsone day longeruntil there are jobs for everyone (where are the jobs?)one day longeruntil …
We just received information about an upcoming workshop series for writers happening every Saturday in November at East Line Books in Clifton Park. After reading about this fantastic series we wanted to find out what else is going on at the bookstore and discovered that this small, local bookstore on Rte. 9 is doing big
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Sophomore slams his way to the top of Austin poetry scene (from The Daily Texan) When Zach Caballero steps onto the stage, he hears the cheers and claps from the audience. He takes a second to breathe, and the room goes quiet. He has performed poetry across the nation from Los Angeles to Boston, yet
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The Yes! Reading Series continues on Friday, November 11 at the Social Justice Center featuring the film of Jason Cosco and poetry from MacGregor Card and Conchitina Cruz at 8:00PM. Here is some information on the features for the evening: Macgregor Card is a poet, translator and bibliographer living in Queens. His first book, Duties
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Tomorrow night the 2011-2012 season of Frequency North kicks off at The College of St. Rose with Dana Spiotta and Tobias Seamon. Host and organizer Daniel Nester has put together a great season of writers coming to Albany this year to share their work with the community and students. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMbJDY6Xs3w ACCLAIMED NOVELIST DANA SPIOTTA AND
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The Hudson Valley Writers Guild supports the efforts of writers in all genres by sponsoring readings, workshops, and contests and providing a number of valuable resources for the entire literary community.
