TONIGHT: Join me for virtual poetry!

Dear conspirators,

It is my pleasure to cordially invite you to a reading of poetry this very night at 7pm. You will need to register but can find the information you need here on my Facebook page. We each have five minutes. I'll be reading a poem that challenges the idea of "I think; therefore, I am." I've never submitted it for publication, so this poem is in mint condition, never opened. I love it when you peel to top off that new poem cannister and that new poem smell hits you for the first time. 

In other news, I attended the Houston Folk Market last Saturday and sold Tully books for the first time since the pandemic began, as you can see below. We were in Artist's Alley, under a canopy and in the shadow of a giant grain silo. It wasn't a huge crowd, but those that came were friendly and also bought books, except for the one lady who frowned and said, "I love to read, but I never buy books. I only check them out at the library." She was also wearing a bedazzled black t-shirt that said "Wine Olympics," so I reckon that's not quite my target market; nevertheless, I told her Houston Public Library had my books the last time I checked. Anyway, it was a good day. I hope you had one, too, and happy Easter to all of you who are celebrating. 

See you tonight? If not, expect more frequent blog posts soon. 

The blog is back, and the blog approves these pictures and this message. :) 

Love and rockets,

Adam