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My poem "Double Business" is now online at Interfictions. With some irony, I remember it was written for ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
ajodasso in May 2012 when they had a really nasty ear infection; now it's May 2014 and I just made an appointment with an ENT. This poem was once the recipient of one of the most off-side compliments I've ever received: it was rejected for containing too much quotation. The only Shakespeare in it is the title: and like a man to double business bound, I stand in pause where I shall first begin, and both neglect. I was really flattered.
My mother just sent the following text: "Kitten Day Kitten Day take the rugs off the floor Rush the dust right out the door because it's Kitten Day." We're getting a ride fromaudioboy and heading over to Angell within the hour. By the time I post again, there should be actual cats in this house. My bio is out of date!
I can't promise I'll get around to writing up the ART's Tempest, whichderspatchel and I saw last night, but it has some excellent things going for it, especially its music, its magic, and Ariel. It is always instructive for me to learn what I consider most essential about a play from seeing someone else direct it differently.
Kitten Day!
ajodasso in May 2012 when they had a really nasty ear infection; now it's May 2014 and I just made an appointment with an ENT. This poem was once the recipient of one of the most off-side compliments I've ever received: it was rejected for containing too much quotation. The only Shakespeare in it is the title: and like a man to double business bound, I stand in pause where I shall first begin, and both neglect. I was really flattered.My mother just sent the following text: "Kitten Day Kitten Day take the rugs off the floor Rush the dust right out the door because it's Kitten Day." We're getting a ride from
audioboy and heading over to Angell within the hour. By the time I post again, there should be actual cats in this house. My bio is out of date!I can't promise I'll get around to writing up the ART's Tempest, which
derspatchel and I saw last night, but it has some excellent things going for it, especially its music, its magic, and Ariel. It is always instructive for me to learn what I consider most essential about a play from seeing someone else direct it differently.Kitten Day!
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I would be extremely interested to hear what you have to say about that production of The Tempest. I saw a poster for it on the T while I was in town for my sister's graduation, and became immediately sad that I won't be able to get back up there to see it. I can at least hop that Tom Waits will put out a CD of the songs from the show.
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The same! I didn't realize it was sold out already. Damn. Maybe it'll come to New York.
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I'm hoping it will!