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Yearly Archives: 2006
Rubicon at the Black Stilt
Tonight’s reading at the Black Stilt was a launch by Anglo-Canadian chapbook press Rubicon, promoting Tempus, an anthology/chapbook on the theme of summer, and other works. The night was prefaced by the musical stylings of the David Kosub Trio and … Continue reading
Time, lack of
I was signed up and looking forward to the Poetry in Transit party at the Vancouver Writers Festival this Friday, but have had to cancel my part in that event. Organizers were planning a gala event with about 30 participants, … Continue reading
Raspberries and Bakewell Tarts
Haven’t had much time for poetry lately, but a poet still needs to eat, and I’m still trying to empty my cupboards and freezer of perishables. I had a little lost jar of ground almonds begging to be used, and … Continue reading
Pumpkin season
For pottage and puddings and custards and pies, Our pumpkins and parsnips are common supplies, We have pumpkins at morning and pumpkins at noon, If it were not for pumpkins we should be undoon. –Pilgrim verse, circa 1630 Please please … Continue reading