. . . grading, I mean - and, by extension, The Semester that Would Not Die. But better not say that too loudly (knock wood).
Those of you who have been stuck in "The Back" cupping your ears during readings at the Raven Bookstore in Lawrence will be happy to know that a new sound system is on its way. The amp is 10x more powerful than the cheapo one you've come to know and hate.
Speaking of which: please put June 16 on your calendar, when poet Sonnet L’AbbĂ© (from Toronto via Vancouver) will be visiting our fair burg and reading aloud to us, along with local image+text artist+writer Karen Ohnesorge. If you haven't read Sonnet's stuff, you should - esp. her book Killarnoe. (I love writers who are hard to "pin down.") If you haven't read Karen's work, you should come hear her read and then tell her to publish more of it : )
Also don't miss Big Tent in June (Th. 23) w/ Louise Krug, reading from her hilarious & cheeky forthcoming memoir; Kansas Poet Laureate Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg; and, of course, everyone's favorite: T. B. Announced.
In other news, just saw an orchard oriole outside my bedroom window.
The sun is finally coming out.
I can breathe.
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I'm very happy for your relieved state of mind, and the orchard oriole. It was nice to read something in the way of good news tonight.
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