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semi-precious press: November 2006

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Cloud cover crocodiles a cunning grace. Friday, November 17, 2006. Friday Morning, I Opened the Cream from the Wrong Side, Be Good Tanyas. It still pours just fine :P. Feeling a little Be Good Tanya. Finished teaching my 8-week course at the writer's centre last night and caught robbie-o at the pub (missed his reading from his new, Aubade. Paul and I are going to see the BGT overdrive at Knox United on Dec. 7. Nostalgia and melancholy are enabling bedfellows. Posted by Jill at 8:43 AM. A blog for the tour.

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semi-precious press: Merc! Merc! Mercury!

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Cloud cover crocodiles a cunning grace. Monday, September 24, 2007. My favourite publisher has launched their new site! You can read about my forthcoming book if you click the "forthcoming" link, appropriately enough, on the site, which is here. Posted by Jill at 11:07 AM. I saw your work The Painted Elephant on Bravo. I love your work! We are working on a new Human Mozaik interactive visuel art and literary art project on the beauty of Curves, that could be of intrest to you. Watch At On Link. Pheonix d...

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semi-precious press: August 2006

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Cloud cover crocodiles a cunning grace. Sunday, August 13, 2006. Navel-gazing. My favourite Tarot site no longer offers readings, so I just found a new one: Lotus Tarot. I've been getting back into Tarot lately- took some cards with me to Sage Hill and did a reading for myself and a couple of other people. These images are from Aeclectic Tarot. Posted by Jill at 1:28 PM. I'll be running an 8-week poetry workshop at the Alexandra Writer's Centre. Get Thee to a Publisher. Fee: $110 members $140 non-members.

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semi-precious press: April 2006

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Cloud cover crocodiles a cunning grace. Saturday, April 29, 2006. One of the nice things about having friends who are writers who don't live in the same town as you do is that you tend to get stuff when they visit. Hooray! Like books, I mean, and also dinner sometimes. Jon Paul gave us his book Asthmatica. Mainly because he has a man-crush on Paul. I've been reading it to relieve myself of the tension of The True History of the Kelly Gang. That's totally cheating, Tino. My. Speaking of writers stealing e...

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Bloggamooga: June 2005

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A spotty record of a writer. Big bucks for poems. I've just about recovered from Book Expo. Just about. What I'm hoping to do at Centauri is stay up late and work on my novel and read a bit, and embrace the serenity of the military academy. I mean, Centauri takes place on the property of a military academy, which at first might seem like a scarey proposition, but really means that for two months the military gives way to the arts. Sorta neat. More if you're not in North America! At the end of the day he ...

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Bloggamooga: May 2005

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A spotty record of a writer. Where Locus Solus was published. A few things to wrap up my Norway posts. "Faghandler" signifies in general terms that someone is a specialist at selling a particular thing. So the big word "faghandler" and the image of the chainsaw had no scarey implications. In the evening, Dana and I went for tea and ice cream ($40 for the two of us! With the Norwegian curators of The Idea of North - Yngvild Faeroy and Søssa Jorgensen. Very nice visit after all the pressure of mounting...

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Bloggamooga: July 2005

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A spotty record of a writer. I Cut My Finger. I CUT MY FINGER. A mountain was on the ground. I don’t know how it got there, probably a thing. I walked up it quick but it was high. And took a long time. I thought. Maybe Mom and Dad and Owen would be there,. Or at least floating above it. Oh the adventures I had climbing,. Let me recount them (in case I counted. Wrong the first time). Numerous. Calendar pages flipped by. Like in a movie you saw,. And then I was on top. And I cut my finger dialling. The dow...

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Bloggamooga: February 2006

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A spotty record of a writer. Posted by Razovsky @ 9:53 am. Ignatz to Krazy Kat. Today, for the first time in 12 years, I queried a book publisher about a poetry manuscript. Posted by Razovsky @ 3:35 pm. Bits and bites, nuts and bolts, this and that, Lenny and Squiggy. I thought of a good title for my next poetry book. My column in the current sub-Terrain made someone cry, and not in a good way. Anne and Ben are visiting from England, and on March 6 Ben will play Yammy the Cat, which will be spectacular.

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blert: January 2007

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The Poetics of Stutter. Sunday, January 28, 2007. Winning the war on stammering. I first found this book. While rummaging through the archives at SFU. Thanks to Christian and Jeremy for sending me the online version. The images are incredible; I am thinking about how to incorporate them into blert. Ual poets, artists, any ideas? Posted by blert at 10:06 AM. Winning the war on stammering.