By admin | January 29, 2010
livewords kicked off 2010 with finely wrought words and sounds on a frigid night.
Please follow the links below for more information on our January readers:
a. rawlings: http://cwip.artmob.ca/contributors/arawlings
Sandy Pool: http://www.guernicaeditions.com/author.php?id=317
Heather Cadsby: http://www.poets.ca/Linktext/direct/cadsby.htm
The winner of our Cento contest was Mick Burrs with his adaptation from Emily Dickinson.
Thanks to our judges Jim Johnstone and Sue Chenette.
By admin | January 29, 2010
livewords welcomes David Day, Bill Howell and Rod Weatherbie on Thursday February 25 at the Black Swan, 154 Danforth Avenue, just east of Broadview (map). Readings commence at 8 p.m.
+ The Open Mic Sonnet Smackdown - yes damn it - a sonnet fight-to-the death, well not death surely. No a contest for cash and bragging rights.
Choose your weapon:
By admin | January 28, 2010
Poet and writer Rod Weatherbie, part of the Toronto section of the Prince Edward Island underground, joins Bill Howell and David Day at livewords on February 25.
By admin | January 27, 2010
livewords is on tonight at the Black Swan, 154 Danforth, readings start at 8 pm. Sign up for the all-Cento open mic at 7:30 pm.
By admin | January 27, 2010
livewords welcomes Heather Cadsby, Sandy Pool and a. rawlings to read on Thursday January 28th at the Black Swan, 154 Danforth Avenue, just east of Broadview (map). Readings commence at 8 p.m.
We are please to note that musician Joe Sorbara will be performing with Angela Rawlings:
Joe Sorbara has developed a reputation as a diverse and musical presence on Toronto’s growing creative improvised music scene as a drummer and percussionist, composer, improviser, organizer and educator. Joe’s own projects include the seven-or-more-tet, Other Foot First, and the Pickle Juice Orchestra. He co-leads a number of ensembles including the Remnants Trio (with Evan Shaw and Ken Aldcroft) and a duo with corporeal mime Julie Lassonde. Joe performs on a regular basis with the AIMToronto Orchestra, Ronda Rindone’s Quorum, Ken Aldcroft’s Convergence Ensemble.
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