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Challah Maven: January 2009

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Braiding together meaningful eating, culinary adventures, and Jewish foodways in San Francisco and beyond. San Francisco, California. My passion for challah sits at the intersection of my commitment to Judaism, feminism, and food as a meaningful expression of identity and culture. View my complete profile. What do you like more? Contact the Challah Maven. Israeli Foods Not To Be Missed. The $5 Meal Challenge. U of C events. University of Chicago Newberger Hillel. Saturday, January 24, 2009. Throughout, s...

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Our future is in your hands, Dude | Crossroads Writers

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Writing Art & Craft. 2015 Crossroads Writers Conference. Our future is in your hands, Dude. Mar 4, 2014 The Writing Life blog. Crossroads is at a crossroads. We need your help again, starting with your honest feedback. Just as we were set to announce the dates and location for the 2014 writers conference, we received unexpected news. It wasn’t BAD news in a cosmic sense but our original plan was kaput. No combination of those things will work out for 2014. Until we know, we can’t make a good decisi...

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Wordy South, Ep. 3: Bernice McFadden & Chuck Wendig | Crossroads Writers

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Writing Art & Craft. 2015 Crossroads Writers Conference. Wordy South, Ep. 3: Bernice McFadden & Chuck Wendig. Jan 16, 2014 The Writing Life blog. NOTE: This is the corrected version of the podcast. The first post was missing a few words. Sorry! What “lunatic” thing did acclaimed novelist Bernice McFadden. And why did she stop? Find out in this interview. With the two-time Hurston/Wright Award nominee and author of New York Times editor’s choice book “ Gathering of Waters. So you know why. Find these folk...

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adam mansbach | Crossroads Writers

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Writing Art & Craft. 2015 Crossroads Writers Conference. 3 exciting reasons not to feel lonely in 2014. Dec 12, 2013 The Writing Life blog. 1) the Wordy South podcast Do you like things that are free? Early in 2014, we’re re-launching this website. The idea is to keep regular blogs with tips, advice, insight, prompts and whatever else we can think of to help keep you motivated. But we’re also working. Amber J. Gardner: How I Got to Crossroads. Jan 29, 2013 The Writing Life blog. Join 76 other subscribers.

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Poetry Room: This Camel's Back

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Poems by Samantha Thornhill published online or in print. Wednesday, July 1, 2009. On the murder of Sean Bell. Unconcerned with the needle. In the haystack, and the pot. At the ass end of rainbows. No crusade for the magic. Stick, or godmother's wand. Today we ponder the proverbial. We have been journeying. This desert for days. Singing from livid hoses;. In the distance, cacti. By day we are candles. Burning at both ends;. At night we shiver like astronauts. In our measley tents. Somehow it does too;.

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Poetry Room: Red Dust

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Poems by Samantha Thornhill published online or in print. Wednesday, July 1, 2009. Cleaning day Friday and vacuum. Cleaning day Friday and vacuum bag plump. Red Sahara dust blown Sahara dust blown clear. Across the Atlantic Africa wafting in our windows. Silt ghosts settling on our couches our shoulders table tops. Silt ghosts like flurries in our tracheas our lungs bags. Plump with red Sahara dust blown clear across. The Atlantic the blue wet grave of the dead. Mummy’s ancient broom choked with.

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Poetry Room: Jezebel's Song

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Poems by Samantha Thornhill published online or in print. Monday, October 25, 2010. Like flies under Saturday. Jezebel always wore the same. Pantyhose to mass—the jet black ones. With control top and run. No wife’s perfume matched her. Hard ons in folds of robes;. My face into her paisley hip. At men with her left eye. Their wives with her right. Then kissed their babies. Lips cool ocean floors. Secrets sleeping on her. Taste buds like peppermints. How yuh letters, gyul she asked. Once she stuck out.

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Donate « Louder Than a Bomb: Great Plains

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Louder Than a Bomb: Great Plains. Louder Than a Bomb: Great Plains employs dozens of local poets, requires many staff members, pays to rent multiple venues, and relies on supporters in the community to cover these expenses. Even small donations can go a long way towards helping Nebraska teens develop an appreciation for poetry through direct participation. Each year we also bring several guests to Omaha to run workshops in area schools, including LTAB co-founder and artistic director Kevin Coval. LTAB is...

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In My Grandmother’s House: 1 | Imma Star Productions

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Bio(s) and CV – AKA Artistic Resume. In My Grandmother's House. In My Grandmother’s House: 1. August 15, 2014. The stillness was best. Accompanied, by a break. Caused by her laughter. Inspired Energized Ready for MORE! It Sure Has Been A While…. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.

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It Sure Has Been A While… | Imma Star Productions

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Bio(s) and CV – AKA Artistic Resume. It Sure Has Been A While…. October 29, 2014. I am lucky is what I am saying – just busy! But that is no excuse. Where Have I been? If you were wondering:. Boston played host to me recently. Lawrence High School, Lawrence Boys and Girls Club, Northern Essex Community College, and CDCPS, all opened their doors to me. Performances were had, workshops were fruitful, and the time and work, so very appreciated. Where Am I Going? If you are wondering:. And then we are on to ...