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Pulitzer Prize winner Carl Dennis has a new poem published in the second
issue of AlteredScale.com, currently available free on the Internet. The issue
also features a generous selection of various work by University of Minnesota
Poetry and Poetics professor Maria Damon. The wild ride of Minneapolis punk
rock legends The Magnolias is detailed by critic Steven Sharp. Twin Cities'
librettist Ann Millikan, whose work has been performed around the world, is
represented by a video of scenes from her opera “Swede Hollow.”
A launch reading by Maria Damon and other Twin Cities artists in the journal
will take place at The Book House in Dinkytown at 7:30 on Tuesday, October 30.
AlteredScale.com is a free, Internet, mixed-media arts journal. It
contains poetry, visual poetry, film poetry, film, music, fiction, and reviews
by artists from Japan to San Francisco to the Twin Cities to New York City to
Iceland to England to the Ukraine and so on.
The
launch reading will feature Maria Damon. Ann Millikan, singer-songwriter Julia Douglass, poet Mary Kasimor, poet Terrence Folz, poet Jonathan Brannen, and poet
Mark Heuring are all slated to appear. More may choose to participate in the
coming days.
1 comment:
Thank you Maria Damon, Jonathan Brannen, Mark Heuring, Mary Kasimor, Terrence Folz, and composer Ann Millikan. It was a wonderful evening. While I was listening, it struck me several times that there was not a single clunker of a poem or presentation--the caliber of work was truly impressive. Thanks also to Dustin West for attempting to videotape--I screwed up and didn't turn on the boom mic, so the film didn't turn out.
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