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seattlepoetryslam uploaded a new video
(2 days ago)
William Evans was a dedicated corporate employee before wandering into an Open Mic in August 2005. Since then, hes been on four National Poetry Sl...
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William Evans was a dedicated corporate employee before wandering into an Open Mic in August 2005. Since then, hes been on four National Poetry Slam teams out of Columbus, OH, being crowned Grand Slam Champ twice. Hes been a member of three Rustbelt Regional Finals teams, including the 2009 Championship team where Will also finished 3rd overall as an individual. William has produced two CDs: Living in the Hour Glass (2006) & Measure (2007), released his first chapbook: Humble Shell Casings (January 2009) and his first full length manuscript: In the Event You are Caught Behind Enemy Lines on Penmanship Books in July 2009.
Most recently, Will made an incredible showing at the Individual World Poetry Slam Championship in October 09. Competing amongst the top 72 poets from around the world, Will made it to the final stage and thus is ranked among the top 8 performance poets in the world.
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seattlepoetryslam uploaded a new video
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Steven Wilbur feels like hes always arriving - a Seattlite by way of Texas by way of the Bay Area. His last name is derived from a Saxon name mean...
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Steven Wilbur feels like hes always arriving - a Seattlite by way of Texas by way of the Bay Area. His last name is derived from a Saxon name meaning wild boar. This is a surprisingly accurate description of his poetry. Running out the gate from his background as a lyricist and drummer for hip-hop and indie-rock bands, within his first year slamming, Steven was showcased in Seattles 2009 Grand Slam and competed in the citys IWPS Finals. Many have tried to catch Steven, but few have succeeded without first smiling at his hoggish dances, or being provoked to deep thought by his tusk-like philosophic and unwavering discussions of truth, identity, and the heartache along the way.
Karen Finneyfrock even once dubbed his snout dope. Steven currently performs with Jubilee: An Abolitionist Band, and much taller than most munchkins in the Emerald City, he enjoys the clouds, mountains, and excellent espresso. Steven competed at the 2009 Individual World Poetry Slam, and is ranked the 57th performance poet in the world.
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seattlepoetryslam uploaded a new video
(1 week ago)
Steven Wilbur feels like hes always arriving - a Seattlite by way of Texas by way of the Bay Area. His last name is derived from a Saxon name mean...
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Steven Wilbur feels like hes always arriving - a Seattlite by way of Texas by way of the Bay Area. His last name is derived from a Saxon name meaning wild boar. This is a surprisingly accurate description of his poetry. Running out the gate from his background as a lyricist and drummer for hip-hop and indie-rock bands, within his first year slamming, Steven was showcased in Seattles 2009 Grand Slam and competed in the citys IWPS Finals. Many have tried to catch Steven, but few have succeeded without first smiling at his hoggish dances, or being provoked to deep thought by his tusk-like philosophic and unwavering discussions of truth, identity, and the heartache along the way.
Karen Finneyfrock even once dubbed his snout dope. Steven currently performs with Jubilee: An Abolitionist Band, and much taller than most munchkins in the Emerald City, he enjoys the clouds, mountains, and excellent espresso. Steven competed at the 2009 Individual World Poetry Slam, and is ranked the 57th performance poet in the world.
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seattlepoetryslam uploaded a new video
(1 week ago)
The last performance of the Elephant Engine High Dive Revival Tour in Seattle. This is Derrick Brown's last poem of the show.
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seattlepoetryslam uploaded a new video
(1 month ago)
James Ray performs on the open mic after a long hiatus from the Seattle slam scene.
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