Giorno Poetry Systems. Founded in 1965, Giorno Poetry Systems was an American artist collective, record label, and non-profit organisation founded by poet and performance artist John Giorno with the direct aim to connect poetry and related art forms to a larger audience using innovative ideas, such as communication technology, audiovisual materials and techniques.
History[edit] Giorno believed that, at this level, poetry was running behind. Evidently, these artists in music and painting etc., would act whenever an idea arose in their minds, while the availability and progression of poetry was limited to books and magazines, let alone multimedia or performance. Analogue to then active Pop-Art ideas, Giorno wanted to change poetry's situation by communicating to his audiences through everyday means such as telephone, television, records and so on. After all, phonographs and radio were a perfect terrain for people to listen, as Giorno called it poetry’s venue. Concept[edit] Dial-a-Poem[edit] Discography[edit] Literary Journal. Tennessee Williams Festival 2020 – 2020-21 Writing Contests. How to Better Organize Your Sample Library — SonicScoop. Does the thought of organizing your sprawling sample library make your stomach churn?
If it does, then perfect, because I’m going to be showing you how you can turn that horrible nausea-inducing mess of Vengeance and Cymatics samples into a neat and tidy sample library. As the size of your sample library increases, organizing it can become more difficult. So it’s essential to find ways of organizing a massive number of sounds, while still allowing yourself to access the information you’ve stored easily. Fortunately, there are some techniques and tools that you can use to accomplish this monolithic task with much less pain.
There is always a tradeoff, however. I believe that the way a music producer needs to organize their sample library is different than the way a sound designer needs to organize their sample library. Today, we’ll be looking at three different methods for cleaning up your sample library once and for all. Poetry Magazine. - Resource site for poetry and poets. University of Northern Iowa. Haiku Society of America. Harold G.
Henderson Awards for Haiku Guidelines --> Previous Winners Gerald Brady Memorial Awards for Senyru Guidelines --> Previous Winners Haiku Society of America Haibun Awards Guidelines --> Previous Winners HSA Bernard Lionel Einbond Renku Competition Guidelines --> Previous Winners Nicholas A. Haiku Society of America Merit Book Awards Guidelines --> Previous Winners Museum of Haiku Literature Awards Guidelines --> Previous Winners The Annual Harold G. These awards were originally made possible by Mrs.
Deadline: The 2018 Henderson Haiku Contest will accept submissions from May 15 to July 31, 2018. Submissions for 2018 are now closed. Henderson Haiku Award Contest Coordinator: Beverly Acuff Momoi 530 Showers Drive Ste 7, PMB 290 Mountain View, CA 94040 Adjudication: The names of the judge(s) will be announced after the contest. Awards: First Prize, $150; Second Prize, $100; Third Prize, $50. Rights: All rights revert to the authors after publication. National Poetry Library. The Poetry Society. StdClass Object ( [ID] => 18793 [post_author] => 18 [post_date] => 2018-03-22 17:11:31 [post_date_gmt] => 2018-03-22 17:11:31 [post_content] => Six boys, a calf’s tongue each, one task — to gulp each slick muscle down in turn, to swallow each vein whole and not give back a word, a sign, our mothers’ names.
The scab stripped off, the ritual learned — five boys step out across an empty field. Five boys step out across an empty field to find a fire already made, the task to dock then brand a single lamb. We learnt fast how to hold, then cut, then turn each tail away, to print in them our names — our ownership.
We dock, we brand, give iron to the skin until at last their legs give. Four boys step out across an empty field, each small child waiting for a name, our own name to be called, the next task ours to own, ours to slice into, to turn each blade, to shear off skin until we learnt the weight of it. Iron to the skin until at last their legs give. The weight of it. Sonnet Poetry Contest. Sonnet Contest Winners - THE AMERICAN AESTHETIC.
Poetry Prize — Tor House. Honorable Mention Late in the Season, Widow Gardening by Mary Pinard.
