- Agnes Vong Albert DeGenova Arisa White Association of Stories in Macao Charlie Newman Chicago Daniel Bowman Jr. David Breeden Debby Sou Vai Keng Deborah Nodler Rosen Donna Pucciani dwell in possibility dwell in possibility samples Elizabeth Raby Hilda Tam Huichun Liang hurrah's nest Jerry Craven Jonas Zdanys Judith Valente Katia Mitova Ken Hada Kerry Shawn Keys Kit Kelen Larry D. Thomas Larry Janowski Li Nan Li Sen Long Xiaoying Macao Natasha Marin Nina Corwin Nitoo Das Patricia Goodrich Paul Friedrich Sandra Becker Sherry Craven Song Zijiang Steven Schroeder Texas the blueing hours Wang Hao Wendy Barker William Carlos Williams Zhang Xiaohong
-
Recent Posts
virtual artists collective Google Group
Category Archives: news and information
Weisel Hostel hosts Bucks County Open Poetry Day
Patricia Goodrich and “Four” poets will host a Bucks County, Pa’s, Open Poetry Day. Enjoy Weisel Hostel’s stone buildings, creek, buttercups, food, and of course, an afternoon of readings by poets, including VAC’s Sandra Becker. 1:00-5:00 pm, Sunday, May 20,Quakertown, … Continue reading
Posted in news and information
Tagged Becker and Goodrich at Weisel Hostel, Bucks County, Patricia Goodrich, Sandra Becker
Comments Off
dwell in possibility: a poem from Nina Corwin
What Morning Looks Like A virgin Saturday that sparkles and blushes before falling to the spatterings of day. Beginning a journey to somewhere, I drag my suitcase and carry-on bags to the taxi stand at the corner. It’s an hour … Continue reading
Posted in dwell in possibility, news and information
Tagged dwell in possibility, dwell in possibility samples, Nina Corwin
Comments Off
dwell in possibility: a poem from Albert DeGenova
Unsigned Poem Found on a Crumpled Cocktail Napkin after Rane Arroyo’s The Buried Sea: New and Selected Poems What Bodhisattva stands naked in my garden tonight drenched in white moonlight – stars snow down in whirling gusts as if, as … Continue reading
dwell in possibility: a poem from Larry Janowski
Dancing Through The Mandala Missouri toddler ruins monks’ meticulous sand design with a little tap dance. (AP) He pulls off shoes and socks, gets grit between his toes sand-dancing, a two-foot Astaire in soft-shoe shuffle, brushes what eight Tibetan monks … Continue reading
dwell in possibility: a poem from Elizabeth Raby
A Conversation with Beauty I don’t know who you are in the abstract. I rarely say your name. I have to exclude so much to find you. If you were a better person, you would see me everywhere: In the … Continue reading
dwell in possibility: a poem from Katia Mitova
Reunion During the dry season I lived in a strange house with two dire dreams. In one dream, my father died at dawn. This was revealed to me by a sign: the ceiling suddenly cracked and snow water with ice … Continue reading
dwell in possibility: judith valente
Judith Valente is an award-winning journalist, poet and essayist. She holds a bachelors degree in English and classical languages from St. Peter’s College in Jersey City, NJ and a masters in fine arts degree in creative writing from the School … Continue reading
Posted in dwell in possibility, news and information
Tagged dwell in possibility, Judith Valente
Comments Off
dwell in possibility: katia mitova
Katia Mitova has translated eight books from Polish and English into Bulgarian, including poetry by Czeslaw Milosz and Mark Strand, and philosophy by Leszek Kolakowski. She has published short stories, literary criticism, and a poetry chapbook, The Human Shell (1994), in Bulgarian. … Continue reading
Posted in dwell in possibility, news and information
Tagged dwell in possibility, Katia Mitova
Comments Off
dwell in possibility: a poem from Steven Schroeder
turn Sick and tired of being sick and tired, I told my wife I was looking in to joining the Franciscans. Knowing I am temperamentally Trappist or anything discalced, she said what do they make you do and I said … Continue reading
congratulations to Arisa White!
Hurrah’s Nest is this year’s winner for poetry in the San Francisco Book Festival’s annual competition honoring the best books of the spring: http://www.sanfranciscobookfestival.com/winners_2012.htm Congratulations, Arisa!