Thursdays Are For Pimping

You know how I've been complaining that I'm stupidly busy lately? This morning was a great illustration of just busy that actually is. Between Radius and the T&G alone, I feel like I've done a month's worth of work in a few days. It's all paying off, though.

In Radius, there is a great excerpt from Sharon Doubiago's new memoir, and a response to three poems by Stephane Brown from writer Jean Macpherson. (And actually, the Macpherson piece inadvertantly lead me to an interesting essay by Kazim Ali on body, identity and poetry. Happy accident!)

In a particulary fun T&G today, I write about women who rock, Craig Semon writes about British songstress Adele, intern Jim talks to 7 Minute Stagger, intern Lee takes on 16-year-old artist Keenan Cassidy, and Dianne Williamson takes aim at another reality TV star coming to Central Mass. and beahving badly.

And, as always, we have a full set of recs in the TWSN newsletter today, including 7 Minute Stagger (again!), Manowar, Kicking Daisies, Women in Print, poet Kim Johnson and Garrison Keillor.

And still more to do ...