The Holloway Series in Poetry - Rachel Levitsky

Avant-garde poet and critic Rachel Levitsky is a writer "committed to social and spiritual change." Her poems are often "highly charged, quick-to-read, funny and smart," sometimes vulnerable and bare, and always engrossing.

Before arriving in Berkeley, where she is now a graduate student in the English Department, Gillian Kidd Osborne grew up beside the Hudson River, worked in a bookstore in Paris, finished a B.A. in Comparative Literature at Columbia University, and taught high school English in Japan. Her poetry has appeared in the Threepenny Review.

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[ForexReviewsCentral]

Great speech. Thanks for the video

[Cantonaahh]

Magical! Thanks for posting. I would like to have heard some reference to a clown peeling an onion, sitting on top of a giant cigarette packet, whilst his second cousin mumbles incoherently, but perhaps I'm a bit hard to please.

Anyway, if you enjoy berating hedgehogs for balancing parsnips, you may also enjoy a site called icrappoetry (.com). Best wishes!

[namelessneed]

my earlier comments are addressed to

Gillian Kidd Osborne

[namelessneed]

Again,you move me

Have you anything, black & white on paper,published? something I can hold and read again & again.?I've watched yr reading here several times and remain smitten w/yr beauty/grace/heart

all stunning with/in yr art

thanx again for yr sharing