Not-so-deliberate: The decisive power of what you don't know you know: Sciam Observations

On knowing your own mind:
Not-so-deliberate: The decisive power of what you don't know you know: Sciam Observations

Events Submission

Where to send details of events: Events Submission

Fluxus Poetry Blog: oktober 2007

As they say:

FLUXUS POETRY

W H A T C O M E S N E X T ?
'Post-Poetic' poetry, or electronic art using any available digital tools to create any sort of production that mixes and blurs the notions of categories previously held to be separate, such as the fine arts, entertainment, engineering, science, politics, and religion. The constants that remain might be termed metaphor and representation. Worlds and worldviews are still represented, and they are represented metaphorically. And what comes after that? The art of living. Just being. No more need to represent our thoughts, ideas and emotions, but simply complexly to live them.


Fluxus Poetry Blog: oktober 2007

otoliths

Online magazine which includes some visual poetry:

otoliths

Reading

Here's a reading you don't see every day...in a (very unusual) hair salon! See you there if you are from the Illawarra or nearby. 6 pm 20 November at Hair as a Weapon, Globe Lane, Wollongong. Enquiries, South Coast writers centre, 02 4228 0151.

National Novel Writing Month

National Novel Writing Month - allegedly this will get you into good writing habits - and sacrifice a November. The idea is that you write 1500 words a day for the month of November, ending up with a rough sort of novel. I like the idea although a frightening number of people sign up to do it.

Gathering at Bundanon

At a reading at Bundanon for the Shoalhaven Poetry Festival Anthony J. Bennett (poet, publisher, Kardoorair Press), Alan Baptist (Arts Manager, visual artists Shoalhaven City Council), Robert Dickerson (visual artist) and Les Wicks (poet).

The Great Divide - People and Places: HUGH RAYMOND McCRAE October 4

The Great Divide - People and Places: HUGH RAYMOND McCRAE October 4 An interesting blog with diverse literary and other matter...