Showing posts with label care bears. Show all posts
Showing posts with label care bears. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Poetry Performances


At Yours & Owls poetry slam in Wollongong (Hosted by Lorin Reid and Sherry Landow)

Hear the News (Frank Herbert’s Boys Brigade)
Published in The Delinquent Issue 12

S. T. Picard

War, What is it Good For? (A Gen-Kill poem)
Forthcoming in The Delinquent Issue 19

The Bacterium that Hated Eskimo Joe
Published in The Delinquent Issue 12 and SpeedPoets 11.7

Oyster (Written by Bryan Lewis Saunders)

The Machingeon
Published in Establishment Issue 1

Care Bears
Published in The Delinquent Issue 12

George Clooney can do anything
Forthcoming in The Delinquent Issue 19

Thanks to Gordon Knyvett for the recordings and thanks to Lorin and Sherry for having me there to perform.

Friday, September 03, 2010

Support a Poet

The Delinquent Issue 12; this magazine contains a good chunk of diverse and interesting words. Including the words Hear the News, The Bacterium that Hated Eskimo Joe and My concept is: Care Bears, those are by me. Follow this link to buy the download or have the paper issue sent to you.  


The Delinquent Magazine Link 


Support a poet. 

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Three Poems into the World

I got accepted into The Delinquent in the United Kingdom.

“Thanks for your submissions. We drove a van through the plate glass window and grabbed “Hear the News”, “The Bacterium that Hated Eskimo Joe”, and “My concept is: Care Bears”. Maybe we could have got away with more, but the sirens were screaming for blood.

We’re pleased to say we’ll be displaying these beautiful works in issue 12 of the delinquent”

So they have great acceptance letters while their journal also contains diverse and interesting poetry and short stories, two reasons to buy their magazine.

The other reason to buy their magazine is that I expect every person, all one of you, who accidentally visit this blog, on average twice a day, to buy a copy — in .pdf or hardcopy. Yes, the last reason to buy this magazine is that I expect you to buy the magazine called The Delinquent.

Support your poets, their poems are often about you even when you don’t know it, and on average they make less than musicians and artists while not complaining about it anywhere near as much as either of those two groups of artistic community members.