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Monthly Archives: August 2010
National Poetry Slam, Day 2, Bout 2, AQ
by Fish DeSmith I went over to the AQ for Bout 2 last night, to see the Twin Cities’ rookie team, Punch Out Poetry’s second bout. It was Winston Salem, North Carolina’s Piedmont Slam; aforementioned Punch Out; Richmond, Virginia’s SlamRichmond; … Continue reading
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Tagged Alice Shindelar, aq, Chance, Eurydice, Gary Johnson, Inky, Ishmael, John Survivor Blake, Milly, Narrator, National Poetry Slam, Piedmont Slam, Punch Out Poetry, Queen D, Renaissance, Ruth, Sam Sax, San Francisco, SlamRichmond, Syd Malicious, Terry Kaplan, the Saint, Winston Salem
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National Poetry Slam, Day 2, Bout 1, Lowry Lab
Ward and I, your faithful blogger-tweeters, decided to divide and conquer last night. You can find Ward’s Day 2 wrap-up here. I covered the Lowry Lab for Bout 1: Berkeley, California; Long Branch, New Jersey’s Loser Slam; Detroit, Michigan’s Neo … Continue reading
National Poetry Slam, Bout 2, Artists Quarter
By Fish DeSmith Witness to the crush of humans trying to get both out of and into the Artist Quarter, Ward and I decided not to try to make it to another venue and dug in for Bout 2 at … Continue reading
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Tagged aq, Fish DeSmith, Irving TX, Killeen TX, National Poetry Slam, Nuyorican, NYC Intangible, Ward Rubrecht
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National Poetry Slam, Bout 1, Artist Quarter
By Fish DeSmith Hello again, spoken word fans. By now maybe you have combed through Ward’s and my massive pile of tweets from the Artist Quarter bouts last night. We each tweeted our initial thoughts on the poems as they … Continue reading
