Archive for August, 2006

poesia slam en mexico

Wednesday, August 23rd, 2006

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Hoy empiezo oficialmente algo que me ha interesado muchísimo durante los últimos tres años: la busqueda de una veradera “poetry slam” mexicana.
La idea me occurió por primera vez durante el otoño de 2003 cuando estaba viviendo en Querétaro, México. Antes de irme de Arizona, había estado participando en sesiones de [...]

En el Hoyo

Saturday, August 19th, 2006

Last night I got the chance to see a great new movie that is set to come out across Mexico on August 25. It’s called “En el Hoyo,” (”In the Pit”), and follows the construction of the largest bridge in the history of Mexico City. Called “El Segundo Piso,” it is a absolutely massive project [...]

I live in Cuernavaca, México.

Sunday, August 13th, 2006

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With one hour to go before leaving Sierra Vista, the sky filled with the unmistakable darkness of monsoon. All afternoon while running errands I had been watching them dance around the San Pedro valley, a downpour over the Tombstone hills while we burned away under [...]

An American Poet in Paris

Saturday, August 12th, 2006

The fourth in my series of articles for The Noise.
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“It will be the event of the decade…”
-consensus among the French on the World Cup final after winning the semi.
All the trains are speeding toward Paris this afternoon, bullet trains doubled-up [...]

Bienvenue au Café Cheri(e): An American Poet Performing in Paris

Saturday, August 12th, 2006

A packed house at Café Cheri(e) on this lucid and hot Paris summer night. All up and down Boulevard du Belleville most is quiet: cargo trucks covered in graffiti, the Vietnamese, the Thai district. It’s a Tuesday, and like everywhere, slam makes for a packed house even on a weeknight.
The place is bathed in [...]

all’s set to change.

Saturday, August 5th, 2006

Many people have been asking me about my ideas on what will happen in Cuba after Castro, now that there is an apparent crack in the façade. That was one of the main questions that I had in my mind when I hitchhiked across the island last March. Some things are becoming clearer, many are [...]

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