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Friday, April 29, 2011
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Germany: Books for German Readers. Science Fiction, Fantasy, Classics, Humor, Gay, LGBT, Queer Studies, Self-help, Religion, Religious, Diversity, Multiculturalism, Tolerance, Freedom, Civil Rights, Equality, Conflict Resolution, Peace, Ethnic, Disability, Cancer, Cultural Studies, Degranon, Holding Me Together, The Acorn Stories, Selected Poems, German Literature, German History in English, German History in German, German Travel in English, German Travel in German, German Cooking in English, German Cooking in German, Popular Books in Germany, Popular DVDs in Germany, Popular Music in Germany.
Degranon: A Gay-Themed Science Fiction Adventure. “A must read.” – Joe Wright, for StoneWall Society. “A reminder of the danger of fanaticism.” –Mark Kendrick, author of Stealing Some Time. “Duane Simolke's latest offering is a fascinating scifi excursion into a world as unique as his singular vision.” –Ronald L. Donaghe, author of CinĂ¡tis. “This is an incredible book about the human condition and how one person striving for the good can, in the end, be a source of change.” –Rainbow Reviews.
Degranon: A Gay-Themed Science Fiction Adventure. “A must read.” – Joe Wright, for StoneWall Society. “A reminder of the danger of fanaticism.” –Mark Kendrick, author of Stealing Some Time. “Duane Simolke's latest offering is a fascinating scifi excursion into a world as unique as his singular vision.” –Ronald L. Donaghe, author of CinĂ¡tis. “This is an incredible book about the human condition and how one person striving for the good can, in the end, be a source of change.” –Rainbow Reviews.
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Thursday, April 21, 2011
Poetry fans, aspiring poets, and/or romantics might enjoy the blog Love Poem for Him, where Joan shares advice about how to write poems for a boyfriend or husband. She also posts videos of love poems for him (including one of my poems), and might eventually post some of her own poems.
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Book Announcement: The Misfit of Supernatural High (Supernatural High Series) by Shawn C. Sproatt, illustrated by Anastasia Cooper.
Description: 15-year-old Wanda Windsor is not the most popular student at Hecate High. In fact, amongst her fellow witches, the fairies, the shifters, the vampires, and the werewolves, she's one of the least popular students. However, she never thought anyone hated her enough to try attack her. During her sophomore year someone uses mind control on other students to force them to hurt Wanda, and she manages to just barely escape each attack. Wanda isn't sure who would want to hurt her, but she's fairly certain it has to do with the introverted new student who has visions of the future.
When she isn't dodging death, Wanda spends her time trying to pass Geometry, avoiding (unsuccessfully) the subject of boys, and getting into mischief with her friends.
Visit ShawnCSproatt.com and her blog Musings of a Writer.
Description: 15-year-old Wanda Windsor is not the most popular student at Hecate High. In fact, amongst her fellow witches, the fairies, the shifters, the vampires, and the werewolves, she's one of the least popular students. However, she never thought anyone hated her enough to try attack her. During her sophomore year someone uses mind control on other students to force them to hurt Wanda, and she manages to just barely escape each attack. Wanda isn't sure who would want to hurt her, but she's fairly certain it has to do with the introverted new student who has visions of the future.
When she isn't dodging death, Wanda spends her time trying to pass Geometry, avoiding (unsuccessfully) the subject of boys, and getting into mischief with her friends.
Visit ShawnCSproatt.com and her blog Musings of a Writer.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Lubbock, Texas: Breaking the Silence Poetry Jam
(The following is a press release from the organizers. --Duane)
When: Thursday, April 14, 2011 (doors open at 7:00 p.m.)
Where: Escondido Theatre (basement of the Student Union Building on TTU campus)
What: Hosted by OUTwest Lubbock and sponsored by the TTU Gay-Straight Alliance. Since 1996, the National Day of Silence has raised awareness of verbal abuse and harassment towards members of the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgendered, Queer (GLBTQ) community and its allies on school campuses across the country. For 2011, this day of silent protest falls on Friday, April 15. The evening before, OUTwest Lubbock would like to contrast the enormity of the National Day of Silence with an assortment of famous GLBTQ speech recitations and poetry. Such a demonstration will help us understand the importance of what April 15 stands for, as well as what will be missed in the silence.
Performers will be reciting their original poetry on topics of bullying, coming out, love, discrimination, civil rights and much more. Performers will also be reciting speeches by famous GLBT leaders and advocates such as Harvey Milk, Lady Gaga and Elizabeth Taylor.
(The following is a press release from the organizers. --Duane)
When: Thursday, April 14, 2011 (doors open at 7:00 p.m.)
Where: Escondido Theatre (basement of the Student Union Building on TTU campus)
What: Hosted by OUTwest Lubbock and sponsored by the TTU Gay-Straight Alliance. Since 1996, the National Day of Silence has raised awareness of verbal abuse and harassment towards members of the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgendered, Queer (GLBTQ) community and its allies on school campuses across the country. For 2011, this day of silent protest falls on Friday, April 15. The evening before, OUTwest Lubbock would like to contrast the enormity of the National Day of Silence with an assortment of famous GLBTQ speech recitations and poetry. Such a demonstration will help us understand the importance of what April 15 stands for, as well as what will be missed in the silence.
Performers will be reciting their original poetry on topics of bullying, coming out, love, discrimination, civil rights and much more. Performers will also be reciting speeches by famous GLBT leaders and advocates such as Harvey Milk, Lady Gaga and Elizabeth Taylor.
Wednesday, April 06, 2011
Another resource for readers and authors, Red Room, “where the writers are.” The site helps readers find books, while helping writers find support, advice, and new readers. Please visit my Red Room profile.
Reposted book review: Living in a Small Town: The Acorn Stories (short fiction).
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Texas
Sunday, April 03, 2011
One Writer's Beginnings by Eudora WeltyMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
This book includes some great passages for reading aloud. She captures her love for words, books, and writing.
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