“A Banquet of Lilacs: An Essay Enacted” is the title of the essay.
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IOWA MURAL SPEAKS! EVENT
On April 20th at Cornell College students and faculty gathered to translate the poem “The Red Wheelbarrow” (William Carlos Williams) into some of the many languages spoken in the urban Midwest, including German, Russian, Portuguese and Spanish. This effort is another in support of my on-going Mural Speaks! project born at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study in 2014.
SHORT STORY IN SPRING 2017 ISSUE OF THE ANTIOCH REVIEW
“Dunasaygrlomiplin” is the title of the story.
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“CAGE DIES BIRD FLIES” EXCERPTS TO APPEAR IN SPRING 2017 ISSUE OF HAYDEN’S FERRY REVIEW
A spread consisting of eight works from Phase One of “Cage Dies Bird Flies,” my on-going collaboration with painter Dale Williams, will appear in Issue #60 of the Hayden’s Ferry Review. To visit this print journal’s website, follow the link below:
THREE FORTHCOMING NOVEL EXCERPTS
Soon these chapters from it all melts down to this: a novel in timelines will be appearing in the following literary journals:
“Chapter 13”—Hotel Amerika (University of Nebraska), spring 2017
“Chapter 8”—SLAB (Slippery Rock University), spring 2017
“Chapter 12”—The Off Beat (Michigan State University), spring 2017
Each timeline (or chapter) in this experimental work was created in response to a drawing the artist Dale Williams left on my desk chair without warning in the Midtown Manhattan office where we both worked to support our art endeavors.
WOMEN’S MARCH, SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA
Today, January 21, more than 3000 people attended the Women’s March and rally on the steps of City Hall.
INAUGURATION DAY QUOTE
“Hold on to your anger and use it as compost for your garden.”
Thich Nhat Nanh
