Author Archives: Pearl

I was all set to buy Li-Young Lee’s latest. I went to the store and found a copy, was toddling about the store carrying it, anticipating playing the CD but then, what’s this, Erratic. Love that word. A thin volume by Donna Kane from Hagios, 2007. Random opening to a page lands in Summer Solstice […]

got it all away again we drug the bushel tin out of the cellar when we done up the beets last week there. what a job. i warshed the counter all. what a mess. the ones we grew pickled up fine. only a few come up. too dry, or something got at them. we had […]

It’s not a haiku but it is short and takes as its prompt, One Deep Breath. It’s one breath if you say it fast. 😉 people are advised to stay off the roads and limit travel to essentials winter storm watch in effect winter storm warning floods, flash freezing frogs in petite parkas!! locusts in […]

“It’s not that I don’t love men, I do. But sometimes I just wonder WTF? (And this doesn’t stand for World Taekwondo Federation – it stands for Where’re the females? I’m sure of it.)”Kelli Russell Agodon and the program is up for the Reading the Postmodern, Canadian Literature Symposium in May. $40 a day. (And […]

How Does a Poem…, a video interview with Billy Collins [ at BigThink via 37 Days] is worth each minute.