Oddball Magazine is proud to present a series a poems to be published over the next week dedicated to José Gouveia, poet, editor and WOMR radio host, who is undergoing another treatment for cancer next week. We hope you will not only appreciate the love and support from an array of contributing poets but also consider donating to the Joe Gouveia Recovery Fund, an online effort to help offset the cost of this costly and vital surgery. The fund is already halfway toward it's goal, and with your help we could exceed expectations. The first poem, "You Get What Everyone Gets" by Marc D. Goldfinger, is up now.
Showing posts with label WOMR Provincetown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WOMR Provincetown. Show all posts
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Go JoeGO Go! Poems for José Gouviea at Oddball Magazine
Oddball Magazine is proud to present a series a poems to be published over the next week dedicated to José Gouveia, poet, editor and WOMR radio host, who is undergoing another treatment for cancer next week. We hope you will not only appreciate the love and support from an array of contributing poets but also consider donating to the Joe Gouveia Recovery Fund, an online effort to help offset the cost of this costly and vital surgery. The fund is already halfway toward it's goal, and with your help we could exceed expectations. The first poem, "You Get What Everyone Gets" by Marc D. Goldfinger, is up now.
Saturday, November 02, 2013
Part Two of My WOMR Interview is Up!
Click here for part one ('cause it's been a while).
And here's part two!
Thanks so much, Joe Gouveia.
And here's part two!
Thanks so much, Joe Gouveia.
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Listen to My Two-Part Interview on WOMR
Joe Gouveia hosts a regular poetry show on Provincetown's nonprofit radio station WOMR, and he's been offering to feature me for a while. This Tuesday, our schedules finally worked out, and I called the studio to talk with him for a half-hour. The first part of our chat aired today, and now you get a chance to listen to it as a podcast here. I thank Joe so much for the opportunity and for keeping me from rambling too too too much.
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