Back in the day I went to theatre school in Calgary. There I met a fantastic group of people, most of whom I’m still in contact with today. One of those lovely people is Alicia. Alicia is a talented actress who married Michael, who was also in our class and
Me: wandering around cafeteria. Cute Young Construction Worker Guy: “What are you looking for?” Me: “I don’t know, something inspiring.” Cute Young Construction Worker Guy: “I could inspire you.” Me: *Blush.* … and then I bought a banana.
I recently started a new job. It’s a job-job complete with a desk, office hours, a direct phone number, paper work and a commute. There is a novelty to this new life and the fact that I’ve avoided it for so long. I am an alien creature meandering through silly
Check out my photos from my travels and year living in jolly old London. http://www.flickr.com/photos/biddieb
So, as you may know I’m getting an MA in Creative Writing in London at the moment. And I’m half way through it- woot! Part of what I’ve been working on is what I like to call Quarter-Life Crisis Poetry. Here’s a link to a few pieces I recently published
UPCOMING SHOWS: POETRY READINGS (it’s angsty she’s just older now) April 2, 2009 Tall Lighthouse Poetry Presents: Canadian Poets in London 7pm £5/4 plus OPEN-MIC The poetry cafe, betterton street, london WC2 April 21, 2009 Network Canada Presents: 3rd Annual Haliburton Literary Evening 7pm The Pembroke Pub, 261 Old Brompton
I have no idea how this happened but I got an e-mail from National Public Radio (USA) yesterday to confirm if a poem from my book ‘fuck off and die’ was mine because they were going to read it on air. .. um that’s not my book title… it’s my
Sara Bynoe 