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Thinking Again: July 2012

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Thursday, July 26, 2012. Brief Reviews: Poetry by Stephanie Balzer and Gina Myers. For many reasons, I haven’t had a lot of time for blogging or for reading new poetry this summer, but here are a couple of brief chapbook reviews to tide things over until I find more time again, and an intriguing couple of chapbooks they are. The prose poems in Stephanie Balzer’s Faster, Faster. I really enjoyed the understatement and surface simplicity of the poems in Gina Myers’ chapbook False Spring. Links to this post.

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Thinking Again: Now available: Notes from the Center on Public Policy

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Tuesday, December 17, 2013. Now available: Notes from the Center on Public Policy. My new book, Notes from the Center on Public Policy. From The Altered Scale press, is now available for purchase online through the Publisher’s Graphics Bookstore. Of the book, Rob Halpern writes, Recalling Georges Perec’s Things: A Story of the Sixties. Wallace’s devastating Notes from the Center on Public Policy. Thanks to James Meetze for the cover design. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Haze: Essays, Poems, Prose.

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Thinking Again: Ooteote’s Vertaallab (Translation Lab)

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Tuesday, October 30, 2012. Ooteote’s Vertaallab (Translation Lab). The online journal ooteoote. Out of the Netherlands, named after Jan Hanlo's legendary tone poem, identifies itself as an online information hub where Dutch and Flemish authors report on literary news and related concerns from home and abroad. Issue #36 of ooteote. 8217;s Vertaallab (Translation Lab) features a poem of mine from The End of America, Book 8. And you can find it here. For more information about ooteeote. 8220;*The eyes are w...

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November | 2009 | McPhillamyActorBlog

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Acting C. V./Resume. Monthly Archives: November 2009. I would like to share with you my favorite maxim. It goes like this:. Hell hath no fury like a vested interest masquerading as a moral principle. I was born, then, when I was 5 years old I had my tonsils out. As an adult I had cosmetic surgery once, while I lay on the operating table one surgeon said to another, ‘So how’s your kitchen coming along? The other guy said, ‘Great. It’s costing an arm and a leg though.’. Oh, I know I’m an actor, and oh yes,...

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Acting C. V./Resume. Tag Archives: Benchmark TV. The Guy in the Red Shirt. From time to time I consider alternative careers. I’m an actor, but equally, some professions that also start with ‘A’ are:. While each of these is appealing in its own way, none quite satisfies in the way my recent discovery can. Do you ever watch U.S. cable news? 8230; as we say in Europe. I offer this segment from Benchmark TV for your consideration. Full disclosure, the producer is an Australian law firm well known to me.

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Acting C. V./Resume. What if a new Tennessee Williams play came to light? When I was fifteen I played Tom in The Glass Menagerie. It was an experience that opened the door on poetic language for me. Cherry Jones as Amanda, and Zachary Qinto as Tom, in The Glass Menagerie. When I was sixteen I saw A Streetcar Named Desire. In the second year of acting training at Central. In London, it was American plays. Even though I was playing Harry Brock in Born Yesterday. A student production of Camino Real,. When t...

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Acting C. V./Resume. The Guy in the Red Shirt. From time to time I consider alternative careers. I’m an actor, but equally, some professions that also start with ‘A’ are:. While each of these is appealing in its own way, none quite satisfies in the way my recent discovery can. Do you ever watch U.S. cable news? 8230; as we say in Europe. I offer this segment from Benchmark TV for your consideration. Full disclosure, the producer is an Australian law firm well known to me. This interview was a lot of fun ...

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Acting C. V./Resume. Tag Archives: Patricia Conolly. The Stage at the end of the Lane. Every theatrical venture is a triumph of the improbable over the impossible. None more so than a theatre in northern Maine where I’ve just had an intense few days. Lives in a large barn where swallows nest at the end of a long driveway on a peninsula where seals frolic in the swift flowing tidal inlets. Here I am with an actress that I know well, Patricia Conolly of Broadway fame:. Here are some of the company: Monique...

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Acting C. V./Resume. Tag Archives: Sholom Aleichem. I met Theodore Bikel in 2006 when he, a sprightly 81 year old, and that young actress of my acquaintance Trish Conolly, were doing a two-handed play at the Coconut Grove Theatre in Miami. It was a domestic comedy about, among other things, the physical inconveniences of advancing years. Theo died a little over a week ago. We dined. Then he sang. We pushed him to the centre of the room in front of the band. He sang two songs. Afterwards, outside, waiting...