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Re: Five of the Best iPad Apps for Poets and Writers

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Re: Five of the Best iPad Apps for Poets and Writers

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Re: The Kindle and the iPad – The Poet’s Perspective

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Re: Five of the Best iPad Apps for Poets and Writers

Will Brown — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 22:27:41 -0000

Thanks, Alon.
It looks interesting. I'll take a look at it and maybe even post a review.

Will

Re: Five of the Best iPad Apps for Poets and Writers

Alon — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 17:18:32 -0000

Hi,

I just found this blog post and wanted to mention a new iPad app we released last week called image/words. It's a creative tool for photographers and writers. Please take a look: http://imagewords.org/

Thank you.

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Re: Kate Tempest – End Times

Will Brown — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 23:41:31 -0000

Yes, she is an amazing performer.

Re: The Only Thing You Can Change

Will Brown — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 23:40:06 -0000

No problem, Gordon.
This was actually copied from another blog here: http://mnmlist.com/small-ch...

The author, Leo Babauta, has made the entire site "uncopyrighted". Meaning you are free to copy, change, and improve upon anything there. I just did a simple copy and past and formatted to make it seem more poetical.

Really great info.

Re: The Most Effective Writing Prompt

Will Brown — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 23:34:06 -0000

Hey Gordon,
Thanks for sharing that. There is something about being in the midst of all that creativity and participating and just soaking it all end. It is an inspiring place to be. I do miss it. It has been quite a while since I attending a poetry reading. Even longer since I have performed or recited.

I am writing some, but nowhere near the frequency that I know that I should. It's conversations like these that make the poet within me restless. Shifting uncomfortably beneath my skin.

I would like to read and hear more of your poems. Please let me know whenever you put anything new up. Definitely keep writing. Even if it seems that you're writing about the same subjects. Each poem is its own creation with a life of its own.

Re: Kate Tempest – End Times

Gordon — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 15:50:11 -0000

stunning and inspiring

Re: The Only Thing You Can Change

Gordon — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 15:31:51 -0000

thanks Will. The present and now can be the most peacefull place. I might be coming back for permissions to use with work!!

Re: The Most Effective Writing Prompt

Gordon — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 14:53:05 -0000

Hi Will

yes, are you writing? I'm writing bits here and there and beating myself up over always wanting to write about the same things. Then I stop myself. Then last night I wrote a poem from beginning to end about nothing I had been working on. Bit lost with poetry at the moment :) I was part of a fund raiser for a local arts centre on Saturday. I had responded to an e-mail to lots of people saying they needed a couple of poets to share a 45 minute slot. It was busier than I thought it would be but still close and all together in a room. The other person in our slot stood reading their poems and I just sat and soaked it all up. The honesty, the poetry and the people listening. The week before I stood in line to do a poem at a local music open mike. V crowded, v noisey and one song or poem because so busy. Amongst friends and people who had seen it all before, new poem though, and really cool stuff on the bill. Not sure where I want to go with it all? I think I would like to be able to work on written pieces that stay somewhere, not swept up where they fell at the end of the evening. I love poems on paper bound in a book. I also really love hearing others and getting my work out there for better or worse in a crowded room. I have the website and so should maybe pull off lots of things and write for it. Yes, I'll think about that, how much do I owe you will for the listening and advice? I'm following the Literary Magazine theme on indie feed at present too, which is another way to go perhaps?

Re: The Most Effective Writing Prompt

Will Brown — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 12:08:49 -0000

Thanks, Thom.
"Art is not a lonely business". So, true.
That is something I always have struggled with.

Re: The Most Effective Writing Prompt

Thom — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 07:05:02 -0000

Will tells half the story. Indeed it was his post http://www.cloudydayart.com... that was the writing prompt for me. But then again, that is how inspiration works. It is passed among us, like disease or love or a bottle. Shared. Inspired. Comes out everywhere. Art is not a lonely business. That is just the bubkus they tell you. It is communal. Like love.