The Plebian Rag
I’ve just about completed the transition from Cancer Patient to Hospice client. The consensus is that a cure is not in the cards for me. So rather than waste time and energy on elaborate chemotherapy which prolongs the process of dyeing, the medical team and I have simply decided to make the slide gracefully, I have all the goodies I need to die with dignity and minimal pain.
As some of you who have been following my work are aware, I’ve set up two major projects. One is the interview that is now available online and will be in print early 2010. It is an in depth series of questions concerning me and my poetry. I give away a lot professional secrets and hopefully some helpful advice on what it takes to not only be a Poet, but more importantly, how to write without the blinders of workshop theory. How to use the ability to see and hear those sensory details that make up any moment in time and as a result present these details in ways that allows for a true sharing of senseme. When it works, you have access to my perceptions in a sharing way. We may not always agree, but at least we have a difference based on reality
The Plebian Rag is not afraid to take chances and I’m very pleased with the uncensored freedom that the editors have given me. That is also a wonderful gift to any Artist.
The second major project involves the completion of a book with a dubious title: Jesus in the Refrigerator. That is maybe half way done. The generous contributions by many of you has brought the project to the realm of possibility. Thanks for hanging out with me as I sprint to the finish line..
2:26 PM
To: Stephen Morse (smorsepluggy@myspace.com)
HI Stephen,
Wonderful interview with Si! The interview is now published on the site and will be included in our next print magazine due out 2010!
Thanks again!
The Plebian ...
• posted new blog entries: New Featured Poet of the Week: Sarah Blakely, Interview with Stephen Morse: Chronicles of a Beat Poet and The Bosler Alley: Bloodshed and Pumpkin Pie
As some of you who have been following my work are aware, I’ve set up two major projects. One is the interview that is now available online and will be in print early 2010. It is an in depth series of questions concerning me and my poetry. I give away a lot professional secrets and hopefully some helpful advice on what it takes to not only be a Poet, but more importantly, how to write without the blinders of workshop theory. How to use the ability to see and hear those sensory details that make up any moment in time and as a result present these details in ways that allows for a true sharing of senseme. When it works, you have access to my perceptions in a sharing way. We may not always agree, but at least we have a difference based on reality
The Plebian Rag is not afraid to take chances and I’m very pleased with the uncensored freedom that the editors have given me. That is also a wonderful gift to any Artist.
The second major project involves the completion of a book with a dubious title: Jesus in the Refrigerator. That is maybe half way done. The generous contributions by many of you has brought the project to the realm of possibility. Thanks for hanging out with me as I sprint to the finish line..
2:26 PM
To: Stephen Morse (smorsepluggy@myspace.com)
HI Stephen,
Wonderful interview with Si! The interview is now published on the site and will be included in our next print magazine due out 2010!
Thanks again!
The Plebian ...
• posted new blog entries: New Featured Poet of the Week: Sarah Blakely, Interview with Stephen Morse: Chronicles of a Beat Poet and The Bosler Alley: Bloodshed and Pumpkin Pie
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