National Poetry Month begins at Malaprop’s Bookstore/Cafe with Poetrio this Sunday at 3:00 p.m. This month’s featured poets include Ed Madden, Ray McManus and Anne Harding Woodworth. Here’s an abridged version of the poets […]
“Only idiots and the self-deluded think that being able to self-publish qualifies them to write,” concludes one person commenting on Two reasons why not to self-publish your book. It’s true. Not every […]
Tonight at 6:30 p.m. the Look Up Asheville II book launch begins at the Battery Park Champagne Bar/Book Exchange. Join the festivities for the launch of Look Up Asheville II featuring photography by Michael […]
Tonight from 7:00 p.m. until 8:30 p.m., Poetry at the Altamont continues with this month’s featured poet, Laura Hope-Gill. It’s been awhile since I visited the The Altamont Theatre. I believe it […]
retro-dolls: This looks perfect (Source: via http://shopruche.blogspot.com/)
Poetry at its best is the language your soul would speak if you could teach your soul to speak. —Jim Harrison, from his essay “Poetry as Survival” in Just Before […]
Confession: I am an advocate of self-publishing. I have been for years. But my views are changing on the matter due to the glut of poorly written self-published books being […]
My exasperation about the cowardly evasiveness of our mainstream press drives me to think that if people in general knew more about history they’d be more likely to demand more […]
For me, every book cover I design begins with pencil sketches that eventually lead to ink drawings. Actually, I suppose it begins prior to that. The author receives a pre-publication questionnaire […]
“I wrote this story for you…” via myheadandmyhearttoday (Source: http://bookangles.tumblr.com)
