Rebecca Schumejda interviews poet and screenwriter John Dorsey, whose collection “Appalachian Frankenstein” is being re-released by Outlandish Press.
Don Levy has made three lists of this top 10 books at three different stages of his life showing his changing taste over the years.
The old folks commandeered the center cluster of tables while others, including some new faces were spread about the rest of the room.
This was certainly the shortest open mic Dan has been to, perhaps ever, but, “shortest doesn’t mean it’s not fun…”
Poet, writer, and open mic host R.M. Engelhardt is back with the latest edition of The Half-Dead Poet’s Review.
Rebecca Schumejda interviews Daniel Crocker, whose new collection of poetry, “Leadwood: New and Selected Poems—1998-2018”, was just published.
Don Levy is still knee deep in Victorian Literature but he is moving forward in time to New York City in 1916 with “Archy and Mehitabel”.
This was the last in the series featuring individual local writers, with the final subject being “el presidente” himself, Thom Francis.
Rebecca Schumejda interviews writer and artist Hosho McCresh, whose first novel, “Chinese Gucci” is forthcoming.
The Troy Poetry Mission, hosted by R.M. Engelhardt and James Duncan, returned at their new home and Dan Wilcox was there to take notes.
Mary had to have a non-serious procedure and because of the drugs involved, she needed a ride. Luckily, Capri was ready for an adventure.
Don Levy is getting ready for the #Victober challenge, where he will be nothing nothing but books written in the Victorian era in October.
