— Read on www.scarletleafreview.com/short-stories8/category/craig-m-workman
Some solid, short fiction for your Monday by Kansas City’s own, Craig M. Workman.
Creativism
Lit KC: Carmen Moreno
Shots in the Night: The Poetry Show!
http://www.kkfi.org/program-episodes/shots-night-poetry-show
This is an unusual Shots in the Night show. Tonight’s show is about our city, its people, its feelings, and its life, described through poetry by local artists. If you think you don’t like poetry, you are in for a pleasant surprise, because many of these poems are more like storytelling.
Featuring: Gregory Cenac, Linda Kay Davis, Patrick Dobson, Sharon Eiker, Kathy Hughes, Silvia Kofler, Will Leatham, Michelle Pond, Jeanette Powers, Jason Preu, Larry Welling, and Brandon Whitehead.
Poems read by Rosena Baumli and Jason Preu.
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Lit KC – Jeanette Powers
Anne Boyer. Read Her.
Poetry for Robots by Robots
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Happy National (U.S.) Poetry Month!
Saturdays in April -Dystopian Fiction
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Thanks to everyone who came out for custom Valentine’s poems
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This Sunday in Kansas City, Come Get Your Sweetheart a Custom Love Poem
I’ll be at the Made Market, composing one-of-a-kind love poems at your request.
In other news, I took a longer-than-typical winter break from Devious Bloggery. Mostly because last year’s Waterwood project wore me out but also because sometimes you just need to take a longer-than-typical break.
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