Sunday, November 16, 2008
Books Reading Today
Posted by Paul Constant on Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 10:03 AM
Two readings today.
Linda Bierds reads at Open Books. Rayne DeMartini, my intern, says Flight
could be graceful and intelligent or could be an entire book of naughty menopausal metaphors like this:Think of two men/each at his milky page, thirst and the dipper/a moment away and the whole unbroken before them.
I cannot put it any better than my intern put it.
Up at Third Place Books, Kim-An Lieberman reads from Breaking the Map, which is about "mythical Vietnam, contemporary America and the enduring landscape of memory." It is a book of poetry, and this is the reading I recommend of the two today.
The full readings calendar, including the next week or so, is here.
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offtopic, must be said:
Chicago fan must be creeming his jeans over Urlacher's interception/bald head.
Go Green Bay! We may have to go for polar bear muff dive in the Michigan later.
Chicago fan must be creeming his jeans over Urlacher's interception/bald head.
Go Green Bay! We may have to go for polar bear muff dive in the Michigan later.
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