Carol Barbour and Clyde Always
Send us your poetry for POET OF THE WEEK consideration.
Click here for submission guidelines.
Carol Barbour
carolbarbourart@gmail.com
Bio (auto)
Carol Barbour is a visual artist, poet, and art historian based in Toronto, Canada. Poems, fiction, and essays are published by the Fiddlehead, Canthius, Sein und Werden, The Toronto Quarterly, Transverse, Impulse, and Matriart. A graduate of the University of Toronto (MA) and the Ontario College of Art, Carol has exhibited at galleries and book fairs in Canada, the United States, and Europe. Artist books are collected by the National Gallery of Canada (Art Metropole), the British Library, Museum of Modern Art (Franklin Furnace), the Woman’s Art Library, Goldsmiths at University of London, and Virginia Commonwealth University. Art historical research involves the intersection of words and images in books and art from 1500-1700. She has delivered conference papers at the Renaissance Society of America (Chicago), Biblyon (Lyon), and the International Society of Emblem Studies (Nancy). A new collection of poetry is forthcoming from Guernica Editions.
The following work is Copyright © 2018, and owned by Carol Barbour. and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Manitoulin SedimentThe island is inhabited
|
Clyde Always
clydealwaysthebard@gmail.com
Bio (auto)
Clyde Always (the Bard of the Lower Haight, San Francisco, California), being the All-American tall-talesman and dime-a-rhyme vaudevillian that he is, has successfully provided audiences, both at home and has successfully provided audiences, both at home and abroad, with the refreshing splash of laughter and the snug comfort of joy; to inspire creativity is his primary objective here on planet Earth. You can catch his act any Friday evening at Cafe International where he serves the community fostering new talents as host and ringleader of the weekly open-mic showcase. His writings and artwork have recently been accepted to exclusive publications: Poetalk, The Broke Bohemian, 17 Very Funny Very Short Stories and others. Melanie Bell and the Story Salon, the bard’s debut novel, published by Rational Malarkey Inc, placed as a semifinalist in the Faulkner Society’s William Wisdom Creative Writing Competition in 2017. He lives in San Francisco with his wife Haylee the Ukulele. Visit Clyde on the web here.
The following work is Copyright © 2018, and owned by Clyde Always and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Bloodbath!What ruthless warrior am I,
|
