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Yearly Archives: 2011
Poetry & Food: PEP & another winter market
We started off the year in a little anxiety. The home for Planet Earth Poetry has been sold – the Black Stilt is in transition to becoming another Moka House – but so far the poets hold sway, and the … Continue reading
Green marketing, and get it off your chest: complaints central
It’s hard being green, and don’t we all know it? Everything’s so complicated. Local or organic? Paper or biodegradable plastic? On and on.. For some perceptive insights into the advertising angles, catch while you can the Green Marketing podcast on … Continue reading
Canadian Copyright
Thanks to Mona for passing along this article from the Georgia Straight by the excellent Bill Freeman, one of Canada’s best spokespeople on the topic of copyright, and chair of the Creators’ Copyright Coalition, an organization of 17 of the … Continue reading
Last of the Solstice Poets
Happy new year! I was among the Solstice poets featured in the paper this season, and my poem appeared today. It’s a great series to be part of and the Times-Colonist is to be commended for its boldness in publishing … Continue reading








