Showing posts with label Megha Sood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Megha Sood. Show all posts

Thursday, February 27, 2025

Megha Sood Features at Stone Soup Poetry, 2-26-25

From this week's online gathering. This marks Megha's second appearances as a feature during our online era, and we appreciate her support. Please support Megha by purchasing her latest book, Language of the Wound is Love. 


 


Bye, February

Megha Sood closed out Stones Soup's month beautifully. We thank her for last night's feature. Be sure to preorder her new collection, Language of the Wound is Love. Be back for next week as we feature Nike Truth. 


Sunday, February 02, 2025

February 26: Megha Gives Stone Soup Another Language Lesson


The last time I featured Megha Sood at Stone Soup Poetry, I was sick with COVID. Good thing we were on Zoom! With everything going on in the world, I hope I can at least avoid that for at least another month as Megha returns to Stone Soup Poetry on February 28 to read from her latest collection, Language of the Wound is Love. Thanks to Megha and all the other writers pushing forward and creating new works.

Join us on Wednesday February 28 from 7:00 to 9:00 PM ET by clicking this link. 

The meeting ID is 813 3708 0372

Password: stonesoup

 

Wednesday, December 28, 2022

Best Online Stone Soup Features of 2022: Megha Sood

Didn't have time to book many online features this year, so I'm grateful for the ones we had. Really hope Megha returns to Stone Soup soon. Being an old man, I'm proud that I hosted her feature in the middle of being sick with Covid.


 


Tuesday, March 08, 2022

Watch the Reimagine America Virtual Reading at the Culver City Book Festival

So glad this is up. It was honor to read with so many great poets. David Dephy, Megha Sood, Lee Eric Freedman and so many others. Thanks again to Mark Lipman for organizing this event. And be sure to purchase a copy of Reimagine America from Vagabond Books.


Monday, February 28, 2022

It Was a Good Day

 
 
Megha Sood has been sharing this screenshot of me (as well as others) from the Saturday release party of Reimagine America at the Culver City Book Festival. Thanks to publisher Mark Lipman for including me in the reading. I met a bunch of people there, and more than a few of them will hopefully be making their way to Stone Soup Poetry soon.

Tuesday, January 18, 2022

Arrived Yesterday

I thought the mail carriers had the day off, but yesterday my contributor copy of Reimagine America literally arrived at my doorstep. It also came with a wonderful letter from Mark Lipman.

 
It's a thrill to be included not only such friends and colleagues as Mark Rotherberg, Megha Sood, David Dephy and the late Blaine Hebbel but also with such names as Poet Laureate Joy Harjo and so many others I am meeting in print for the first time. My gratitude to Mark Lipman for the honor and my thanks to anyone who has already bought the book. Those who haven't can purchase the book in the link above.

Friday, January 14, 2022

SAFE DISTANCE EDITION - Stone Soup Croutons, 1-12-22: The Nation Convinces Itself


Stone Soup Croutons is a weekly poem I write using lines and impressions picked from Stone Soup Poetry's open mic readers and features. I figure out a title (and sometimes the rest of the poem) later. You can read the other ones I've done since 2015 here.
 
I also have a book collecting the best of my first year of poems. Click here to purchase it.

Megha Sood was our first feature of 2022. I'm glad I was finally able to showcase her voice. Buy her books if you can. It was also good to have Mark Lipman of Vagabond Books read from Reimagine America, reading a poem in the book from the late Blaine Hebbel.Political work like Sood's and Hebbel's fed into this week's poem. Of course being home sick added a lot. Sorry for how I sounded on the call.
 
I would dwell on the process of them poem more (especially as it almost feels unfinished, like there's an open micer I forgot to count), but I have my health and the health of others to think of. It's hard for even the sick to get rest. Hope you're all doing better. Thanks for reading.



The Nation Convinces Itself

People cough up ignorance into
buckets by the bed. All bodies
demand apologies from their handlers.

Butterflies tell the children to run
from the parents who try to prove 
Darwin is stronger than the Earth.