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- Zachariah Wells
- Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
- I write, I edit, on occasion I snark.
Buy My Books (if only for my publishers' sake)
- Achromatope (Frog Hollow Press)
- After the Blizzard (littlefishcartpress)
- Anything But Hank! (Biblioasis)
- Baffle (Baseline Press)
- Biblioasis
- Canadian Notes & Queries
- Career Limiting Moves (Biblioasis)
- Career Limiting Moves (McNally Robinson)
- Jailbreaks (Biblioasis)
- Jailbreaks (McNally Robinson)
- Ludicrous Parole (Mercutio Press)
- Sum (Biblioasis)
- The Essential Kenneth Leslie (Porcupine's Quill)
- Track & Trace (Biblioasis)
- Track & Trace (McNally Robinson)
- Unsettled (Abebooks)
- Unsettled (Insomniac)
- Unsettled (McNally Robinson)
Blog, blog, blog
- Alone on a Boreal Stage
- Best Canadian Poetry
- Bloggamooga
- Book Addiction
- Booklust
- Boyd Blog
- Brian Palmu
- CNQ
- Conversations in the Book Trade
- Dani Couture
- Ego Beagle
- Elizabeth Bishop Centenary
- Eric Orchard
- Evie Christie
- Free Range Reading
- Gillian Wallace
- Graphomanic
- How Pedestrian
- I like poetry
- Ian Letourneau
- In a Dark Time
- John W. MacDonald
- Jonathan Ball
- Kate's Book Blog
- Listophelia
- Literary Photographer
- Marcel Guldemond
- Mumblin Jack
- Nigel Beale Nota Bene Books
- On Bounced Rent Cheques and Excuses
- Out of the Woodwork
- Patternicity
- Pickle Me This
- Quillblog
- Reflections in the Snow-Covered Hills
- Resources for New Poets
- Roll of Nickels
- Ron Silliman
- Rusty Allegations
- Salty Ink
- Sans Everything
- Schroedinger's Cat
- Serif of Nottingblog
- Snug Island
- Speaking of Poems
- Squandermania and Other Foibles
- Stephanie Domet
- That Shakespeherian Rag
- The Book Mine Set
- The Dusty Bookcase
- The Jane Day Reader
- The Rusty Toque
- Thirsty
- Underground Book Club
- Vehicule Press
- Vox Populism
Audio Poetry
Other Sites I Like
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- Zach Wells Sucks Forum
- Another Sitemeter Gem
- Paul Vermeersch on T & T
- We should have more mature conversations...
- CLM out and about
- For the Record.
- Would the Real Bachinsky Please Stand Up
- Guriel on Dodds and Johnston
- Linda Besner
- Creationism should be taught in science classes
- Joshua Trotter
- US vs. UK
- UNDERWHELMED, IF THAT'S A WORD
- Thomas Lynch on the Mathematical Puzzle of Poems
- The Essential Kenneth Leslie
- Clive James
- "Critical Prose Before Egos"
- Stuart Ross's "Heron"
- Some of the searches that bring people here crack ...
- Guest Post: Juvenal
- Cool News
- "The lyric is a severely underappreciated... hey, ...
- Ouch
- Succor
- Chris Banks...
- A Few Li'l Things
- A'right, a'right, a'right
- Riddle Me This
- Ursus on T&T
- Carmine Starnino reads with Paul Durcan...
- Michael Reynolds answers some questions
- Belated Poetry Weekend Post Mortem
- Purdy contest
- Poetry Weekend Audio
- Back Home
- Track & Trace cover
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5 comments:
Whoops! You got me there Zach. Someone took a picture of me at a recent reading and posted it to the Artbar reading series website. I can't stop them from doing that and I certainly do not want to start policing the internet which apparently is a hobby of yours....
What about a picture posted by your publisher? You just couldn't stop him?
Ohhhh, I get it. It's not microphones that are bad, it's posing that's bad. Check. Fortunately for me, none of my at-the-mic shots were posed either, but were posted to the internet by other people who "took" them at live readings, where a microphone can, you know, help people hear what you're saying. Phew.
Okay, so posing's bad. What aboutthis one? Or this totally candid shot? Or this picture of perfectly focused poetic intensity?
Must be the combination of "posing" and microphone that offends you. Makes perfect sense. Damned 20th century technology and media culture corrupting the pure pastoral lyric impulse. Far better to pose with a more romantic bit of equipment, eh? Or perhaps something even more naturel? Oops, sorry, wrong Chris Banks. Damn duplicitous internet!
Gee, I've been blogging for only four days and already I'm the poster boy at "Career Limiting Moves"! It's a dream come true!
Teh Internets: Land of Opportutiny.
But you've got a long way to go to catch up with D. Solway. Keep saying inane silly things and you'll get there, tho. You can do eet!
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