I'll be appearing tonight at 7:30 (CST) on WLUW 88.7 FM's Radio One program, promoting the 6th Annual Alex Chilton Birthday Bash next week at The Empty Bottle. (Here are blurbs about the bash from the Reader, Flavorpill, and Time Out.) Admission to the bash is free if you send an email to RSVP@emptybottle.com with 'chilton' in the subject line. (Note that All RSVPs must be received by midnight the day before the event in question. All RSVPs honored will receive an “All set!” response. If you haven’t received an “All set!” response email, you are NOT on the RSVP list. Feel free to bring your confirmation response to the door. All RSVPs must be received individually and all emails should have the night’s show in the subject line and attendees full name in the email body.)
You can listen to WLUW's feed via the web. Hope to see you at the bash on Tuesday!
Musings by Chicago-based poet, songwriter, journalist, educator, musician & existentialist, Larry O. Dean
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Monday, December 13, 2010
Basil Bunting's "Coda"
One of my favorite poetry ideas is my own variation on the music poem. Click here to read all about it, and to peruse the last student poems of the year from my Solomon residency, inspired by Basil Bunting's "Coda."
Wednesday, December 08, 2010
Ron Padgett's "Morning"
For the sixth week of my residency I had students read Ron Padgett's poem, "Morning." There were some amazing (and deep) discussions over this poem, and some great student responses in their own poems.
Read more about Pilgrim and Solomon at the blog for each school.
Hope you enjoy! These are the last posts until January.
Read more about Pilgrim and Solomon at the blog for each school.
Hope you enjoy! These are the last posts until January.
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