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- 2003
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Brit Washburn 12-21-09Updated about a week ago
Emily and Zoe Abedon 12-14-09Updated about 2 weeks ago
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- Stephanie Mello
East Bay Meeting House
Monday, February 1 at 8:00pm
Monday Night Blues, Charleston, SC If you're interested in following Elaine Murray's filmmaking venture to Nicaragua, check out her blog. She already has a mention of MNB! Good luck, Elaine!
www.elainemurray.blogspot.com
On December 26th, I am headed to Nicaragua for three and a half weeks to begin research on my first feature length documentary. I'll start with a mission group in Managua and make my way to the Caribbean coast. Follow me on the adventure trail!
Monday Night Blues, Charleston, SC With an introduction by SC Poet Laureate Marjory Wentworth.
Length:3:14
Monday Night Blues, Charleston, SC
All good things must come to an end and our present location of Monday Night Blues (for some 6 years or so) is closing at the end of the year. Luckily, it is reopening across the street in January of 2010. We have a lot of great memories of the place and would like to have a kind of celebration for all of those great... years, in other words a proper sendoff for a chapter of MNB that is closing.
If you have poems about the experience of MNB or want to write some just for the event we would like to hear them. This is open mic and follows Brit Washburn's feature at 8.
Time:9:00PM Monday, December 21st
Location:East Bay Meeting House
Monday Night Blues, Charleston, SC
Kwame Alexander is a poet, publisher, and an award-winning producer of literary programs, Dubbed a "phenom" in the poetry world by The Charleston (SC) City Paper, Alexander has written for television, the stage, and authored 13 books including the best-selling Do The Write Thing: 7 Steps to Publishing Success, And Then... You Know: New & Selected Poems,, and a young adult title, Crush: Love Poems.. He speaks, and conducts writing/publishing workshops at schools and conferences throughout the country.
Alexander resides in the Washington, DC area, where he produces the annual Capital BookFest presented by The Washington Post, and currently serves as Founding Director of Book-in-a-day, a literacy program that teaches and inspires youth in the writing and publishing process.
Time:8:00PM Monday, November 30th
Location:East Bay Meeting House
