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Home / home / TEASER – Actor Steve Hay Recites “As if to Remind Us of Everything” by Rose Solari

Sep 28 2020

TEASER - Actor Steve Hay Recites Rose Solari's “As if to Remind Us of Everything”

Below is a teaser for the video which sees actor Steve Hay reciting Rose Solari's "As if to Remind Us of Everything." Full video releases SEPT 30 on alansquirepublishing.com and facebook

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Linda Watanabe McFerrin Interviewed for Author Matthew Felix’s Video Podcast

November 13, 2018

Author and poet Linda Watanabe McFerrin sat down with Matthew Felix, himself an author of some renown, for Matthew’s video podcast this last weekend. What follows is an in-depth, thoughtful, and often irreverent look at writing, life, travel, and zombies. And more, we get to hear many of the juicy details on Linda’s new Legacy Book due out from ASP in Autumn 2019…

Fact or Fiction

November 9, 2018

…And so it is for me, as I send an invented “namesake” into worlds I know vicariously but haven’t lived—Hollywood and hippies, communes and con artists, Woodstock and the Summer of Love.  In the opening of Melanie’s Song, J.J. is poised at the edge of the Pacific reflecting on where she has been and where she is going. She is endowed with a deep and spiritual connection to a native place we share, but I am also setting her free to fly into her own undiscovered territory.

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Featured Poetry: “Bluebirds” by Grace Cavalieri

November 6, 2018

Other Voices, Other Lives was my introduction to Grace. Her book sits now on my shelf between The Waves and Duino Elegies, the pages are worn from thumbing-thru, it is dog-eared, destroyed in certain ways well-loved books are destroyed, aged by the eyes, like good denim, but here the creases are black underlines, and the fading is from yellow highlighter and coffee stains. So in honor of, well, my deep admiration for Grace, I’ve picked one of her poems from Other Voices, Other Lives to share. If this is the first encounter with her poetry, welcome, hello, the books page is just yonder up the screen under “books”! If you’ve long been a fan, I think “Bluebirds” is a great poem to share with those who might not yet have been introduced to Grace’s work.

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