s2e29 Eileen R. Tabios, Professor Jonathan Storm, Phil Talbot, Anne Marina Pellicciotto

An inventor of poetic forms, a free field guide to the Piedmont, poetry, publishing & resistance.
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s2e29
September 19, 2024

Martha talks with Eileen Tabios, author of The Inventor, A Poet’s Transcolonial Autobiography, and, Professor Jonathan Storm, from USC of the Upstate, co-author of a free Field Guide to the Southern Piedmont. Poetry by Phil Talbot and Anne Marina Pellicciotto. And, we persist in pursuing publication and resisting book bans.

HOST: Martha Cinader. GUESTS: Eileen Tabios, Professor Jonathan Storm, Phil Talbot, Anne Marina Pellicciotto . ASSOCIATE PRODUCER:  DJ Jeannie Hopper. EDITING: Jeremiah Cothren. MUSIC: Jay Rodriguez Sierra. Banned Book Theme by DJ Jeannie Hopper with the voice and words of Yvette Murray.


GUESTS
  • Eileen R. Tabios

    Eileen R. Tabios has released collections of poetry, fiction, art, essays, and experimental writings from publishers around the world. Recent releases include her second novel The Balikbayan Artist; an autobiography, THE INVENTOR; a poetry collection Because I Love You, I Become War; an art monograph, Drawing the Six Directions; a flash fiction collection (in collaboration…

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    Eileen R. Tabios
  • Professor Jonathan Storm

    Jon Storm is a Professor of Biology at the University of South Carolina Upstate. He is lead author of the Field Guide to the Southern Piedmont, a free eBook covering more than 700 species of animals, plants, fungi, slime molds and more in the Piedmont of the Carolinas and Georgia. He and his co-authors won…

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    Professor Jonathan Storm
FEATURED SPOKEN WORD

Phil Talbot and
Anne Marina Pellicciotto

NC Writers Network “In the Company of Writers” Open Mic at The Brandy Bar,
Hendersonville, NC. September 11, 2024

The North Carolina Writers’ Network
The Brandy Bar

FEATURED BOOKS
  • Eileen R. Tabios – The Inventor, A Poet’s Transcolonial Autobiography

    Eileen R. Tabios says, “Poetry is a decolonized language.” She proves it through her autobiography that begins with her first book that she wrote as a 2-3-year-old toddler and focuses on her poetry inventions: the hay(na)ku, the Murder Death Resurrection Poetry Generator, and the Flooid. This is a unique and thought-provoking autobiography by a poet who claims poetry is not words.

    Eileen R. Tabios – The Inventor, A Poet’s Transcolonial Autobiography
  • Jonathan J. Storm – Field Guide to the Southern Piedmont

    The Field Guide to the Southern Piedmont was created to help the general public identify common or distinctive organisms living in the Piedmont region of the Carolinas and Georgia.

    Jonathan J. Storm – Field Guide to the Southern Piedmont
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