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Thursday, 28 February 2013

the press

Posted on 17:31 by clark



This is the press used to make
Robert Huff's poetry book
"Shore Guide to Flocking Names"
printed by 
Steve Colello
and Michael Oppenheimer
Fanferon Press,
Bellingham 1985





 


For my essay on Robert Huff, see:

http://www.poetrynw.org/allenn-frost-robert-huff-in-bellingham/



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Wednesday, 27 February 2013

Robert Huff, Poet

Posted on 07:38 by clark
These past two months I've been busy
researching the legendary Bellingham poet
Robert Huff. I've been interviewing the 
artists, students and professors who 
knew him and hope to have my tribute
to him complete by next month.

For my essay on Robert Huff, see:

http://www.poetrynw.org/allenn-frost-robert-huff-in-bellingham/
 

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Monday, 11 February 2013

Audience Appreciation

Posted on 13:03 by clark
Thank you to the people 
who showed up for the 
reading last night. 
Everyone received 
a free button
and heard the stories
'A Hundred Birds'
'The Revenge of Ethan Frome'
and 'Horses'
from THE WONDERFUL
STUPID MAN collection.

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Thursday, 7 February 2013

Audience Audition

Posted on 15:04 by clark
 
I'll be reading from
THE WONDERFUL STUPID MAN
this Sunday night

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