The Presence of Light
I am thinking often of light, of the light, in the many ways one can—visually, energetically, spiritually. Although it may […]
I am thinking often of light, of the light, in the many ways one can—visually, energetically, spiritually. Although it may […]
I’m a finalist for the 2015 Maine Literary Awards in short works for both nonfiction and poetry. The winners will be announced live Thursday 5/28 at Space Gallery in Portland. If you’re in the area, come celebrate—with all of us. The slate is strong across the board this year—great writers, intense work, and some fabulous humans. Doors at 6—event at 7.
Saturday, April 4, 2015 POETS/SPEAK! I’m reading shortly after noon at the University of Maine Museum of Art, downtown Bangor.
Not too many places left in which you actually have blackboards and chalk, but Saturday I found myself giving a
Some poets laureate take their jobs pretty seriously—see themselves as providing for the bigger good of connecting the works with
My ideal elementary-school curriculum would… require all children to learn: (1) the times tables up to, say, 25; (2) a
Ann Patchett: in the church sanctuary in Belfast: with my dear dear friend Harold: rain lashing the luminous windows: strip
From cut-out paper silhouettes to seventy-foot sugar sculptures, it’s still the history of… Kara Walker, an artist adored by many,
I am the worst for time, distance, direction. A friend says I need only focus and I can develop those