Phynnecabulary

About Phynnecabulary

Poet residing in the SF Bay Area in the floufy pandemonium of errant ideas.

Publisher

Phynnecabulary

Category

society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

Yes

First episode

9 Apr 2018

Latest episode

19 Oct 2021

Latest episodes

129 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   19 Oct 2021

   “THE POINT OF COLLISION,” AN ORIGINAL POEM BY AMIYA MORETTA

   Amiya is a Fulbright scholar, founder of Stand in the Gap Poetry Collective, and longlist recipient of the Steel Toe Book 2020 Poetry Prize.

2. 

   11 Oct 2021

   EDITH “BLACKBIRD” TAPIA: BIG, BAD B*STARD (A Sensually Scary Story for the Spooky Season)

   In this episode, Edith tells us a little about her creative background, and then takes along with her down a lesser traveled path, a fresh, frightening retelling of a hungry wolves lurking in the shadows, and unsuspecting little girls. *** Edith Tapia aka “Blackbird” is a queer writer/poet/performer from Mexico, with a “declamation style.”  There in Mexico in 2005, Edith placed second  in a nationwide poetry contest. In 2007, The Sonora University published her in their anthology, “Realidad Aleatoria.” Now based in the USA, Edith attends live events, sharing her bilingual art. She has been featured in the Austin Poetry Society in 2018, and also published in their anthology, in 2020. Edith has been featured in the Lion and Pirate event facilitated by Malvern Books, in 2020. That same year, she was featured in the Waterfront Immersive Arts Festival. Edith was published in “Sinew: 10 Years of Poetry in the Brew,” anthology in 2021. She has also been interviewed on www.hearsaypoetry.com .  Edith currently co-hosts a monthly virtual open mic called Lenguas, that promotes cultural diversity and art. Please follow Edith! - Facebook Writer Page: https://www.facebook.com/edithblackbirdfly - Facebook Lenguas Page: https://www.facebook.com/lenguasdiversity/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/e.blackbirdfly - Twitter: https://twitter.com/BlackbirdEdith/ - Website is in progress…

3. 

   26 Sept 2021

   MICHAEL SINDLER: SEVEN VIGNETTES

   Michael Sindler, a native of South Carolina, has called Denver home for over a decade. He is a writer whose work crosses genres and includes fiction, non-fiction, memoir, poetry, theatre, and songwriting. His work has been published in various print and web venues including seven anthologies in the past year, and he has collaborated with and participated in a number of media bridging projects and productions with arts organizations including The Stratus Chamber Orchestra, Colorado Ballet, Sounds on Stage, University of Denver Department of Theater, Ruddy Duck Theater, Denver Botanic Gardens, Write Denver, The Lighthouse Writers Center, The Hard Times Writers Group, and others. He has been a featured reader at LitFest in 2017 and 2018, The Clyfford Still Museum, the American Museum of Western Art, the Denver Public Library, the Denver City Council, the Walk and Ride of Silence Commemorative Presentation, 40 West Arts, and the 30th and 31st Annual Podeo Celebrations of National Poetry Month. He has featured in virtual (and IRL) poetry readings, performances, and workshops across the globe, both on his own and as part of the Beardo Bards of the Bardo with Bryan Franco and Dane Ince. In this episode: Introduction by Storyteller, Michael Sindler I. "Ernest & Ray at the End of the Day" II. "Impact" III. "Close to Good" IV. "Colfax Interlude" V. "Miracles Are Where You Find 'Em" VI. "Monday Mourning" VII. "Get In"

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