Alexander Calder's desk. (Take that, neat freaks!)
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- Martha Silano
- Seattle, Washington, United States
- Like Anne Sexton, the business of words often keeps me awake. My favorite tulip? Queen of the Night. My books include The Little Office of the Immaculate Conception & Reckless Lovely. I also wrote a book of 366 writing prompts, one for every day of the year, with Kelli Russell Agodon: The Daily Poet. I teach at Bellevue College.
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Inventive, chewy language, and a relentless appreciation of music and delight”—Aimee Nezhukumatathil
UPCOMING READINGS/WORKSHOPS, PLUS ONLINE GOODIES
Profiles & Interviews:
Interview with JB Dancing Bear, Out of Our Minds Radio
Interview with Mark Lynch, WICN Radio
The Southeast ReviewBlogtalk Radio with Joe Milford
Audio & Video Recordings:
Martha Silano Finds Poetry in the News (kuow.org)
100,000 Poets for Change Reading, Richard Hugo House, September 2012.
What I Will Tell the Aliens, Open Books, February 2011.
It's All Gravy, Open Books, February 2011.
Reviews of Reckless Lovely:
Lisa Perdigao, in The Boston Review
Lesley, Wheeler, Poet's Quarterly
Janet McCann, Rain Taxi
Maggie Trapp, in The Los Angeles Review
Molly Sutton Kiefer, in The Rumpus
Michael Klein, in Poets@work
Reviews of The Little Office of the Immaculate Conception:
Harold Asarnow, in The Cincinnati Review, Summer 2012
The Academy of American Poets, American Poet, Volume 41
Barbara Hofferton, Library Journal
J.D. Schraffenberger, Rain Taxi
Eireann Lorsung, Cerise Press
Sean Thomas Dougherty, Redactions 14
David Graham, Verse Wisconsin
Barbara Crooker, Valparaiso Poetry Review
Susan Grimm, Barn Owl Review
Kristin Abraham, New Pages
Andi Boyd, Front Porch Journal
Sandy Longhorn, Myself the only Kangaroo among the Beauty
John Guzlowski, Living in Partial Light
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7 comments:
Martha, I had the chance to visit Francis Bacon's studio, which was transported from London and put back together exactly as it was in the Hugh Lane Gallery in Dublin. Here it is.
That is so awesome!!! Thanks for sharing. (Someone should do a coffee table book: photos of famous desks!
Yeah, and this was actually a whole garage sized room that looked like this! Sure makes me feel better about the state of my own little studio.
Went to the Calder exhibit at Seattle Art Museum. His desk was just a small part of the grand storm of the studio where he put together the mobiles, etc. It's an amazing show, btw. I wonder where it travels to next? It's here in Seattle thru April 2010.
It's like having my brain displayed on your blog in black and white ...
And what a lovely thing your brain is.
If Calder's show is coming down to the Bay Area next, I'll try and get up there and see it.
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