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The blog of The Reader magazine. June 15, 2014. It has been the guiding principle of the. The blog is the perfect opportunity to take the idea further. We hope that readers old and new will visit often to talk about the reading matters that move, vex or rouse them. In the light of the prison book ban, we focus on Erwin James’s essay. Posted here in full. Erwin writes about the profound effect a book on Alfred Dreyfus had on his state of mind while serving a life sentence for murder. In Reader 54…. In the...
Poetry Reading: Julie-ann Rowell « the reader
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The blog of The Reader magazine. Poetry Reading: Julie-ann Rowell. June 16, 2014. Julie-ann Rowell Reads Two Poems. 8216;Photograph by Shomei Tomatsu’. Https:/ dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/4275471/Audio%20for%20blog/Photograph.mp3. PHOTOGRAPH BY SHOMEI TOMATSU,. MUSEUM OF MODERN ART, NEW YORK. Black and white, it resembled. A carcass on a hook,. The kind of image Francis Bacon. Would have coveted, owned up to:. Human or animal, origins uncertain,. Could be either in its twist of gut. It had no effect....
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The blog of The Reader magazine. June 15, 2014. It has been the guiding principle of the. The blog is the perfect opportunity to take the idea further. We hope that readers old and new will visit often to talk about the reading matters that move, vex or rouse them. In the light of the prison book ban, we focus on Erwin James’s essay. Posted here in full. Erwin writes about the profound effect a book on Alfred Dreyfus had on his state of mind while serving a life sentence for murder. In Reader 54…. In the...
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The blog of The Reader magazine. June 16, 2014. Reader 54 Summer Issue is now on sale ( 6.95), featuring novelist Salley Vickers. The Cleaner of Chartres. Novelist, biographer and critic Margaret Drabble. Oxford Companion to English Literature. 2014), together with philanthropist and retired IT businesswoman Dame Stephanie Shirley. Who writes about her flight as a young girl from Nazi Germany. You will find poets Julie-ann Rowell. Writer and scholar Drummond Bone. BBC Radio 3’s. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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The blog of The Reader magazine. It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help. Calderstones Mansion House,. Calderstones Park, Liverpool, L18 3JB. Launched in 1997, The Reader Magazine is the written voice of The Reader Organisation, a national charity which aims audaciously to bring about a Reading Revolution. We welcome comments of all colours, and only ask that readers treat each other with courtesy. Comments will be moderated by foolishly liberal folk so please behave.
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Sciencepoem | Poetry off the page
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Poetry off the page. Ideas for unusual approaches to writing. A place for ideas and explorations. Poetry and science are very similar – maybe for some people, identical. Both explore the unknown, and need new languages to do it. Both, really, have small and specialist audiences. Both are trying to push back boundaries of understanding. Both (sometimes) claim the highest merits of human intellect. I’m not much of a scientist. But I find the intersection of science and poetry intensely stimulating. It take...
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Audio | Poetry off the page
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Poetry off the page. Ideas for unusual approaches to writing. A place for ideas and explorations. This page starts with my early thoughts on the subject, and progresses as the project develops.]. The heart of poetry is speech. My plan is to create several audio files with different slants on the core theme of “Women and War”, then pitch them against each other. Email me at: words.of.snow[at]googlemail.com or at n.r.williams[at]shu.ac.uk. For a more detailed invitation to contribute. The updates below are...
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Poetry objects | Poetry off the page
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Poetry off the page. Ideas for unusual approaches to writing. A place for ideas and explorations. I’m working on three kinds of poetry object. You can find separate pages on each linked here, or a brief description below the list on this page:. Physical objects that people can (potentially) handle. Poetry dice (throw the dice, get a line of verse, or even a poem). Click here for a bit of a discussion on this. Poetry snowglobes: shake them and a poem appears! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You are commenting...
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Killing books? | Poetry off the page
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Poetry off the page. Ideas for unusual approaches to writing. A place for ideas and explorations. This blog isn’t about the death of the book, the paperless poetry coven or the e-(uni)-verse. Belongs on the page. I am an adorer of books, a lover of words, and nurse ill-concealed fetishes for crisp, new pages and sharpened pencils. My family has grown a library of several thousand books. I’m rarely without one. When my eyesight fades so far I can no longer read, I will be bereft. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Collaborate | Poetry off the page
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Poetry off the page. Ideas for unusual approaches to writing. A place for ideas and explorations. If you’d like to be involved in my work, click here: HELP. Below is the start of a collaborative poem. Please suggest the next line(s), as a comment, and I’ll update it. Hopefully if eveyone who visits this page adds a line or two, we’ll soon have an interesting poem under development, written by no-one and everyone. A love over seas. The night above me is machine-gunned,. Bullet holes bleeding light. I coun...
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News | Poetry off the page | ideas for unusual approaches to writing
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Poetry off the page. Ideas for unusual approaches to writing. A place for ideas and explorations. Not an update on this blog, as such, but for people interested in the progress of the exhibition DVD/CD, you can find a new page devoted to it on my Exploding Poetry exhibition blog, and a sample of the piece here: http:/ soundcloud.com/theonlym/exploding-poetry-extract. Comments : Leave a Comment. Comments : Leave a Comment. New year, new post. Comments : Leave a Comment. More, more, more. It will probably ...
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Women & war | Poetry off the page
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Poetry off the page. Ideas for unusual approaches to writing. A place for ideas and explorations. 8220;Women and war” is the theme I’ve chosen to work though most of the projects in “Poetry off the page”, to unify the work. On this page you’ll find:. The story of this theme (why I chose it, how it’s going);. Links to sources for the poems I’m writing;. Eventually, (but not yet) the poems themselves, when they’re published. Which means “six eight”, the basic syllable structure of lines), inten...You can e...
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Performing | Poetry off the page
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Poetry off the page. Ideas for unusual approaches to writing. A place for ideas and explorations. Don’t ask me what I mean by this. I’m yet to find out. Poetry objects might be useful here, if they can stimulate thinking. Obviously, to work this will need contributions from other writers and artists. I’m a pretty experienced reader of my work now. I’m happy to give readings and discuss my work at writing or reading groups, festivals or workshops. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. 039;T...
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Workshop | Poetry off the page
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Poetry off the page. Ideas for unusual approaches to writing. A place for ideas and explorations. This is the standard description of the workshop(s) I’m offering that is going to local writing groups. I’m also developing an online workshop for beginning writers, but that’s not ready yet. I’m trying to be as flexible as I can, so exact arrangements are largely your choice. Where can we hold it? I’ll happily come to your normal meeting place, or any other location you’ve access to. When can we hold it?
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Wednesday, May 6, 2015. Cover Reveal of Diamonds Are Forever by Michelle Madow! I am a huge fan of all of Michelle Madow's books! All of her series have a great plot and sometimes even a turn of events. And I am happy to announce that the cover for Diamonds Are Forever is finally out! I am so excited to finally read the next book of this series! It's cold outside, but the drama is hot! I am thrilled to see whats in stored! And be sure to add the book to your TBR shelf on Goodreads. Tuesday, March 24, 2015.
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Books are more than a words. My never ending booknotes. Books are more than words. Welcome to my blog! Aug 14, 2015. Some Books Ago: The Glimpse by Claire Merle. Every Tuesday I post about the new books I discover. So, I wanted to give a shout out to all those books published some years ago, that maybe some readers may have forgotten. The Glimpse was published on. June 7th 2012 by Faber and Faber. Aug 13, 2015. Book Review: The Martian by Andy Weir. Before I knew about The Martian by Andy Weir there was ...
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Books are my life! 11:18 pm 21 April 2014. Landscape, the song for Tarryn Fisher's Mud Vein. If there’s one thing I love more than a book, that’s music. So, I love when authors give songs to their writing. I always spotlight when I find a mention of a song in the book I’m currently reading. That’s why I was so thrilled when I read about Landscape in Tarryn Fisher’s Mud Vein. This is not the kind of book I use to read, but this song gave it another feeling. 12:20 pm 10 April 2014. 1:20 pm 9 April 2014.
Welcome to the "Readerly Life" - Home
Welcome to the "Readerly Life". This website is place to share ideas about Reading. I have always been fascinated by the process of learning to read. It has been my observation, however, that not everyone who reads well develops "A Readerly Life". I am referring to an added dimension of meaning to thinking and living. NJ Certified Reading Specialist. Retired after teaching over 30 years. Reading Specialist for 18 years. Has taught students of all ages. Seeking hourly work in the Red Bank area.
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The blog of The Reader magazine. While reading through the poems and prose of John Clare recently in order to compile a quiz for literary ornithologists, I found references to mystery birds, an unexpected treat in this poet who sees and finds a name for everything. ‘I frit them up from Swordy well a pond so called by the roman bank which … Continue reading →. Poetry Reading: Julie-ann Rowell. Reader 54 Summer Issue is now on sale ( 6.95), featuring novelist Salley Vickers (The Cleaner of Chartres); G...
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The Reader of Absurdist Books
The Reader of Absurdist Books. The reader will read absurdist books and discuss them. For the purposes of this blog, absurdist books are books in which the world is meaningless and God if he or she exists is capricious and arbitrary. Or something. Also, you will sometimes find author interviews here. They will usually be about some aspect of the craft of writing. This blog will not be updated very often. I apologize for that. Monday, March 13, 2006. Brian Beatty, The Long-Promised Interview. My short pie...
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Cutting Room
Cutting Room Floor is home to a sea of snark and snippets about upcoming movies, rumors about films, and other assorted nonsense. Sure, the information is mostly accumulated from other reputable sources, but the sarcasm is 100% home grown. Friday, November 5, 2010. Movie Review: Due Date. Breaks water, no new ground. The filth wake of a new Jackass. Film makes other movies’ attempts to shock with ribald humor futile, even with dialogue like I vomited in the wound. Nice try, Due Date. Because Ethan is a r...
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The blog of the Reader Organisation. Featured Poem: Wynken, Blynken, and Nod by Eugene Field. August 11, 2015. Tags: Anytime is Storytime. Read On Get On. We had a wonderful time with City of Readers. At Anytime is Storytime. Across Liverpool yesterday, as part of the Read On Get On. At Waterstones in Liverpool One. And a range of green spaces around the city, including Croxteth Hall and Walled Gardens. And the L15 Community Gardens, Garmoyle Road. Wynken, Blynken, and Nod. Sailed off in a wooden shoe,.
