In their recent issue, P&W mentions MAKE as one of 20 new lit mags ready to receive your work.
Pretty nice. Plus, word on lots of other mags we're happy to know about.
Monday, May 26, 2008
Poets and Writers Magazine Makes Our Day
In their recent issue, P&W mentions MAKE as one of 20 new lit mags ready to receive your work.
Pretty nice. Plus, word on lots of other mags we're happy to know about.
Friday, May 9, 2008
Nebraska Summer Writers' Conference
These folks are a sponsor in the forthcoming issue. But beyond "thank you", we'd like to say, there is still time to sign up for this amazing conference.
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Returning from One Place to Another:
Returning from One Place to Another:
A Poet’s Theater Showcase
Curated by John Beer, Links Hall Artistic Associate
Joyelle McSweeney and Johannes Göransson
The Widow Party
Friday & Saturday, May 9 & 10, 8pm
Sunday, May 11, 7pm
$12 ($10 students)
Links Hall
3435 N. Sheffield, #207
The Widow Party is collaboratively written and performed melodrama, Wild West show, political thriller, pageant, and farce. With song, dance, projections, sound effects, and mimicry of preposterous acts, visions and revisions of characters, media, genres and events will change, interrupt, and harmonize with each other.
- You've already missed (or hopefully not) one weekend of shows. This is quite an amazing collections of writers, performers, and writers performing. A monologue from The Widow Party written by Joyelle McSweeney is set to appear in the forthcoming MAKE. If it's any indication of the whole, it's gonna be one hell of a show. Even if the two-headed calf can't make it.
A Poet’s Theater Showcase
Curated by John Beer, Links Hall Artistic Associate
Joyelle McSweeney and Johannes Göransson
The Widow Party
Friday & Saturday, May 9 & 10, 8pm
Sunday, May 11, 7pm
$12 ($10 students)
Links Hall
3435 N. Sheffield, #207
The Widow Party is collaboratively written and performed melodrama, Wild West show, political thriller, pageant, and farce. With song, dance, projections, sound effects, and mimicry of preposterous acts, visions and revisions of characters, media, genres and events will change, interrupt, and harmonize with each other.
- You've already missed (or hopefully not) one weekend of shows. This is quite an amazing collections of writers, performers, and writers performing. A monologue from The Widow Party written by Joyelle McSweeney is set to appear in the forthcoming MAKE. If it's any indication of the whole, it's gonna be one hell of a show. Even if the two-headed calf can't make it.
Pilcrow Lit Fest
| Pilcrow Lit Fest |
MAKE and a whole gaggle of really great, informed writers and writing industry people will be in Chicago for the very first Pilcrow Lit Fest.
Plan on panels, parties, readings, and an auction to benefit New Orleans public libraries.
We're planning on learning a thing or two. And maybe having just one, OK, a few, at the party.
Thursday, May 22 - Sunday, May 25th
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
|Hip Lit Fest at the MCA |
Come see us here.
Saturday, MAY 17th
Museum of Contemporary Art
noon-4pm
FREE
"Join us for our third annual Zines, Comics, and Other Hip Lit Fair celebrating independent press in all forms, including zines, comics, graphic novels, artist books, and much more. Visitors get a chance to meet the hottest zinesters and comics around and purchase affordable, one-of-a-kind books and original artworks. Take part in signings and serious book shopping featuring emerging and well-known authors, artists, comics, and poets selected by Quimby's Bookstore and the MCA." Love, the MCA
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