From the Missed Connections section of newyork.craigslist.org, pleas for the clock to turn back.
Sat 20 Feb 2010
Sat 13 Feb 2010
Filed under: Lavoe, Hector, Flores, Juan, La Lupe, Puerto Rico, Poetry and Poets, Laviera, Tato, Greenwich Village (NYC) — @ 6:50 am
Tato Laviera was rendered homeless after emergency brain surgery left him unable to maneuver in his apartment.
Sat 13 Feb 2010
Filed under: Lavoe, Hector, Flores, Juan, La Lupe, Puerto Rico, Poetry and Poets, Laviera, Tato, Greenwich Village (NYC) — @ 4:59 am
Tato Laviera was rendered homeless after emergency brain surgery left him unable to maneuver in his apartment.
Sat 6 Feb 2010
The Missed Connections listings on Craigslist have inspired the work of New York city artists, comics and playwrights.
Sat 26 Dec 2009
Craigslist postings as holiday poetry.
Sat 5 Dec 2009
Craigslist posts as poetry.
Sat 28 Nov 2009
Filed under: Kazan, Elia, Williams, Tennessee, Poetry and Poets, Theater, Westchester County (NY) — @ 6:42 am
McKenna Kerrigan, left, and Purva Bedi in “The Really Big Once” at the Emelin Theater in Mamaroneck.A preview of “The Really Big Once” at the Emelin Theater in Mamaroneck celebrates the collaboration of Tennessee Williams and Elia Kazan in creating “Camino Real.”
Sat 21 Nov 2009
Filed under: Puerto Ricans, El Museo del Barrio, Slang, Poetry and Poets, Writing and Writers, Language and Languages, Race, Hispanic-Americans — @ 2:38 pm
A crude word is in the title of “Spic Up, Speak Out,” a poetry series that opens at El Museo del Barrio in East Harlem, on Saturday.
Sat 21 Nov 2009
Filed under: Puerto Ricans, El Museo del Barrio, Slang, Poetry and Poets, Writing and Writers, Language and Languages, Race, Hispanic-Americans — @ 3:19 am
A crude word is in the title of “Spic Up, Speak Out,” a poetry series that opens at El Museo del Barrio in East Harlem, on Saturday.
Sat 21 Nov 2009
Filed under: Puerto Ricans, El Museo del Barrio, Slang, Poetry and Poets, Writing and Writers, Language and Languages, Race, Hispanic-Americans — @ 2:47 am
A crude word is in the title of “Spic Up, Speak Out,” a poetry series that opens at El Museo del Barrio in East Harlem, on Saturday.