Ashes, Paper & Beans: Fredericton's Writing & Arts Show. Host: Joe Blades. CHSR 97.9 FM, http://www.chsrfm.ca/ Fredericton, NB.
Yves Engler, author of The Ugly Canadian: Stephen Harper's Foreign Policy (Fernwood Books), talk at St Thomas University on 18 Nov 2012. Recorded by Joe Blades.
Lone Cloud: Teresa Marshall poem "Is That Too Much?"
28 November 2012
21 November 2012
Ashes, Paper & Beans: 21 nov 2012
Ashes, Paper & Beans: Fredericton's Writing & Arts Show. Host: Joe Blades. CHSR 97.9 FM, http://www.chsrfm.ca/ Fredericton, NB.
John Ashbury: Woodbury Poetry Room reading 1963.
Brian Carpenter @ Chapterhouse, Philidelphia, PA, 9-13-08.
Poet Erin Mouré on Charles Bernstein's Close Listening, 2-21-10.
John Ashbury: Woodbury Poetry Room reading 1963.
Brian Carpenter @ Chapterhouse, Philidelphia, PA, 9-13-08.
Poet Erin Mouré on Charles Bernstein's Close Listening, 2-21-10.
writer’s guild agm
a writing writer
not a wrote ... i
bused banff to calgary
for writers’ guild of alberta
annual general meeting
with war correspondent
compact typewriter
in my daypack
and sat on the floor
before floor to ceiling
windows overlooking
grassland hills to write
to typewrite when not
in meetings of the
so new organisation
with its book lovers
never go to bed alone
buttons coined by
a woman who said
"my husband is
an accountant"
while i meet writers
from all over alberta
decades later
in dimitri’s restaurant
downtown fredericton
new brunswick bob
(robert on his many
books) kroetsch tells me
at a table of unb english
grad students and profs
that i’m so not one of
he remembered and
never forgot the sight
of me and my typewriter
writing in front of
that wall of windows—
my back to other writers
too busy meeting
18 November 2012
Odd Sundays reading: 18 Nov 2012
odd sundays at molly’s, Fredericton’s longest-running, semi-monthly, poetry-reading series, taking place this coming Sunday afternoon, with writer Kellie Underhill from Miramichi, and poet Emily Skov-Nielsen, from Saint John. Joe Blades will be emceeing the event, and all are welcome.
Sunday, November 18, 2PM
Molly’s Coffee House, 554 Queen Street, Fredericton, NB
Featured readers: Emily Skov-Nielsen & Kellie Underhill
Open Set - Book Draw - Conversations
KELLIE UNDERHILL has been the Editor of Bread 'n Molasses magazine since its inception in 2003. She studied Journalism at Ryerson University in Toronto, ON with a particular focus on newspaper copy editing and worked as a freelance journalist for several years with her work appearing in The Miramichi Leader, The Moncton Times-Transcript, The Brunswick Business Journal, The Atlantic Chamber Journal and The Reader magazine. During her time as a freelancer, she also did public relations writing for clients including the New Brunswick Community College in Miramichi.
EMILY SKOV-NIELSEN is a recent UNB graduate living in Saint John, New Brunswick. She has given a number of poetry readings in-and-around Saint John and has had work published in The Antigonish Review. She was also this year's recipient of the Dr. Anne Compton Creative Writing Prize in Poetry. Recently she has returned from an intensive week-long writers' retreat where she had the pleasure and privilege of working with poet, Don McKay.
Bring your ears; bring your literary sensibilities; bring three minutes of your own writing for the open set. hope to see you at the next odd sundays event, December 2, with THREE great readers (alphabetically): Joan Clark, and Jane Tims.
Odd Sundays: allison calvern, 459-1436, acalvern @ nbnet.nb.ca
Sunday, November 18, 2PM
Molly’s Coffee House, 554 Queen Street, Fredericton, NB
Featured readers: Emily Skov-Nielsen & Kellie Underhill
Open Set - Book Draw - Conversations
KELLIE UNDERHILL has been the Editor of Bread 'n Molasses magazine since its inception in 2003. She studied Journalism at Ryerson University in Toronto, ON with a particular focus on newspaper copy editing and worked as a freelance journalist for several years with her work appearing in The Miramichi Leader, The Moncton Times-Transcript, The Brunswick Business Journal, The Atlantic Chamber Journal and The Reader magazine. During her time as a freelancer, she also did public relations writing for clients including the New Brunswick Community College in Miramichi.
EMILY SKOV-NIELSEN is a recent UNB graduate living in Saint John, New Brunswick. She has given a number of poetry readings in-and-around Saint John and has had work published in The Antigonish Review. She was also this year's recipient of the Dr. Anne Compton Creative Writing Prize in Poetry. Recently she has returned from an intensive week-long writers' retreat where she had the pleasure and privilege of working with poet, Don McKay.
Bring your ears; bring your literary sensibilities; bring three minutes of your own writing for the open set. hope to see you at the next odd sundays event, December 2, with THREE great readers (alphabetically): Joan Clark, and Jane Tims.
Odd Sundays: allison calvern, 459-1436, acalvern @ nbnet.nb.ca
15 November 2012
Julie Comeau @ Westminster Books
November 15, 2012, at 7 pm Julie Comeau will launch her book "Never Give Up!" The Inspiring Journey of a Real Life Survivor (Broken Jaw Press) at Westminster Books, 445 King St, Fredericton, NB.
14 November 2012
Ashes, Paper & Beans: 14 Nov 2012
Ashes, Paper & Beans: Fredericton's Writing & Arts Show. Host: Joe Blades. CHSR 97.9 FM, http://www.chsrfm.ca/ Fredericton, NB.
Christian Bök: "Ubu Hubbub"
Live interview with Kellie Underhill, editor, Bread'n'Molasses
Stephen Cain: "Alpha Bites"
Christian Bök: "Ubu Hubbub"
Live interview with Kellie Underhill, editor, Bread'n'Molasses
Stephen Cain: "Alpha Bites"
07 November 2012
Ashes, Paper & Beans: 7 Nov 2012
Ashes, Paper & Beans: Fredericton's Writing & Arts Show. Host: Joe Blades. CHSR 97.9 FM, http://www.chsrfm.ca/ Fredericton, NB.
Tchitala Kamba: "Bandalungwa Makelele"
Live interview with New Brunswick filmmakers Bunthivy Nou and Tim Rayne about their filmwork and involvement in this year's Silver Wave Film Festival.
Victor Tomiczek: "Picket Line"
Tchitala Kamba: "Bandalungwa Makelele"
Live interview with New Brunswick filmmakers Bunthivy Nou and Tim Rayne about their filmwork and involvement in this year's Silver Wave Film Festival.
Victor Tomiczek: "Picket Line"
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