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Amy King wrote:
My woman’s Motionpoem film will debut Thursday night & then we will dance until the roof is on fire! The film is an interpretation of Melissa Studdard ‘s “I Ate the Cosmos for Breakfast” – will you tap dance with us?
Melissa Studdard is on Facebook and Twitter. She writes on Johntext Texas. Visit her personal homepage www.melissastuddard.com and find out about events and her books and contact her on http://melissastuddard.com/contact/ More information is available on Wikipedia.
Happy times with my good friend and all-around great guy, Greg Oaks, after the February Poison Pen reading. Thanks to Udo Hintze for the picture!
Melissa Studdard is on Facebook and Twitter. She writes on Johntext. Visit her personal homepage www.melissastuddard.com and find out about events and her books and contact her on http://www.melissastuddard.com/#!connect More information is available on Wikipedia.
Photo by Alistar Harris
This morning I opened a Google alert to find that this gorgeous farming blog (The Farming Life) had shared my poem “I Ate the Cosmos for Breakfast” as part of an inspiring photo essay about their farm. They also quoted an answer I gave Okla Elliott for the magazine “As It Ought To Be”.
I love this farm (Origins) and everything they stand for–sustainability, health, love, service. And seeing farming and poetry come together like this, well, it feeds my heart…
http://originsfarm.com/this-farming-life-2-13-15/
Melissa Studdard is on Facebook and Twitter. She writes on Johntext. Visit her personal homepage www.melissastuddard.com and find out about events and her books and contact her on http://www.melissastuddard.com/#!connect More information is available on Wikipedia.
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A big ole thanks to J. P. Dancing Bear for his great questions in this Out of Our Minds interview!
“It is so hard to make a good work of art, I think: for me, if it is intentional it is intentional the way you try not to drown…” — Robert Pinsky, American Microreviews and Interviews.
Thanks to Kyle McCord for a bang-up job with the new issue of AMRI. In addition to my interview with Robert Pinsky, there are great reviews and interviews by Jordan Williams, Charlie Riccardelli, Clint Peters, Rebecca Ligon, Megan Turner, Courtney Craggett, Winnie Khaw, JoAnna Novak, Wesley Rothman, Michael Levan, Laurie Saurborn Young, Robert Torres, Vlad Frederick, Zach VandeZande, and Sebastián H Páramo.
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Melissa Studdard is on Facebook and Twitter. She writes on Johntext. Visit her personal homepage www.melissastuddard.com and find out about events and her books and contact her on http://www.melissastuddard.com/#!connect More information is available on Wikipedia.
Melissa Studdard is celebrating poetry at the Houston Poetry Festival. She will be reading at 7:30 p.m. at the Willow Street Pump Station.
Here’s the schedule for all the readers: http://houstonpoetryfest.info/page12.html
Melissa Studdard is on Facebook and Twitter. She writes on Johntext. Visit her personal homepage www.melissastuddard.com and find out about events and her books and contact her on http://www.melissastuddard.com/#!connect More information is available on Wikipedia.