the quarterly magazine is a something of an anachronism — a covered wagon on the information superhighway
Kate Taylor for the NY Sun Link
Monthly Archives: April 2008
“Reading too much… is a disaster for a writer. To immerse yourself in literature – particularly those of your contemporaries – makes your work derivative at worst, and unoriginal at best.”
I’m surprised that one of the photos I submitted to the DITLO project was chosen as the jugde’s pick. The Day in the Life of Asheville photo project took place between 12:00 noon April 18 through midnight April 19 in … Continue reading
Does a blog leave a carbon footprint?
When I started blogging four years ago there were, according to Technorati, 6 million blogs. There are almost 113 million blogs presently.
Imagine all those server farms burning up energy in order to power 113 million blogs 24 hours a day. What kind of carbon footprint does that leave?
A book or magazine or newspaper I can recycle, but the energy to power a blog is spent and spent and spent and…
Videos – documentary shorts and poet profiles
A link for people who love their poetry and coffee, and because I received an email asking if I knew a “poem pertaining to coffee.” Last summer I read a beautiful poem about coffee, or rather a café in Hungary that served the best java. It was published in Alimentum. I couldn’t locate the copy of the journal. It will be a delicious discovery once found.
Why should contemprary poets care what Wikipedia does or does not find “noteable?”
asheville transit center (Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/49503199543@N01/2429445642/)
Coffeehouse Junkie 