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Poet Karren LaLonde Alenier as author of The Steiny Road to Operadom: The Making of American Operas continues with her operatic proclivities as she launched her latest poetry collection The Anima of Paul Bowles in Los Angeles in 2016. Amy King saaid, Anima “makes a lyrical dive into the historical corpus of two major 2oth-century writer/artists.” More info: karren@alenier.com.
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The Poet dreams
The Poet's Links
- Karren Alenier's Website
- Gertrude Stein Invents A Jump Early On
- Inspired by Gertrude Stein Video
- Steiny Road Interview with Joe Milford
- Steiny Road sample chapter on critics
- Alenier on Stein: Medievalist, Futurist, or Both?
- Alenier reads Mao Zedong's "Snow"
- The Dressing: an arts blog by Karren Alenier
About the Poet
- Karren Alenier
- is author of how we hold on and seven other collections of poetry, including Looking for Divine Transportation, winner of the 2002 Towson University Prize for Literature, and The Anima of Paul Bowles. Her poetry and fiction have been published in such magazines as: the Mississippi Review, Jewish Currents, and Poet Lore. Gertrude Stein Invents a Jump Early On, her opera with composer William Banfield and Encompass New Opera Theatre artistic director Nancy Rhodes premiered at New York City’s Symphony Space Leonard Nimoy Thalia in June 2005. She is working with composer Janet Peachey and director Nancy Rhodes on What Price Paradise. She writes a monthly column on opera for Scene4 Magazine at scene4.com.
Blog Archive
Links to Magazines, Reviewers, Publishers, Other Resources
- 32 Poems
- About Last Night
- Author's Den
- Beltway Poetry Quarterly
- Bernadette Geyer's Blog
- BerniE-zine - book reviews +
- Chicks Dig Poetry
- CultureVulture (Reviews)
- Gival Press
- Grace Cavalieri's Website
- Gravity and Light (poetry blog)
- Ionarts (Arts Reviews)
- Iron Tongue of Midnight
- Madam Mayo
- Mark Adamo's website
- New Music Box
- Poets & Writers
- Scene4 Magazine
- Silliman's Blog
- Tender Buttons Oral Reading
- The Innisfree Poetry Journal
- The Rest Is Noise
- Washington Musica Viva
- WOMPO-Women's Poetry Listserv
- Word Works, The
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Thanks for the mention, Karren, and let me know if / when you have a video!
The post about Madam Mayo's tutorial on book trailers is just to let everyone know I am still cooking on how to do a book trailer. I hope to get a video going first related to a paper I am writing on Gertrude Stein. The whole world of making videos for enticement takes good planning and skills that need to be acquired.
A video is a video is a video, n'est-ce pas?
There is the knowing and the being. In the case of the Gertrude Stein's rose, that is being -- that is the continuous present. While it is true a moving picture is a video (being), the moving picture that is a book trailer has a purpose (for knowing) that transcends say the video for comic effect, like the dead whale on the California beach that they blow up to get rid of it only to have it splatter the whole town and demolish a few cars.
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