we are saddend to announce that Barbara Rixstine, of the Lincoln Libraries, and a fellow writer, has passed away. She died of complications from her cancer on Friday, February 22nd.
Tuesday with Writers
March 4th, 2013, 7 pm
at the South Mill
48th & Prescott, Lincoln
tonite: the Lincoln High
Slam Poetry Team!!!
We are proud to announce
the 2013
Louder Than a
Bomb
Lincoln
High School Slam Poetry Team
(there
will be four individual performances, and a four-person group slam
piece)
In
alphabetical order:
Lillian
Bornstein
Reagan
Myers
Rawson
Ngoh
Elaine
Samsel
Itahi
Sanchez
Paul
Schack
Katherine Stangl
Natalie
Wiebelhaus
Alternates:
Charlie
Curtis-Beard
Bobbi
Dyas
Thanks
to our judges:
Jen
Davis-Korn, Eric Holt, Charlene Neely and Rex Walton
::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Tuesdays with Writers
February 5th, 7pm, at the South Mill
48th and Prescott, Lincoln
Becky Faber, Charlene Neely, J Kirk Brown
Poet CHARLENE NEELY has spent most of her life in Lincoln except for a short time spent in small towns in SouthEast Nebraska and a five-year stint across the river in Iowa. Her poems have appeared in such publications as Muse, Celebrate, Plains Song Review, Plainsongs and Up Against the Wall, Mother among others. Her poems have been included in the anthologies Nebraska Presence; Times of Sorrow, Times of Grace; Perceptions from Nowhere; Dreams for our Daughters and Songs for the Granddaughters. She has participated in presenting programs to schools for twelve years. She has participated in many readings including the John H. Ames Reading Series for the Lincoln City Libraries.Kirk Brown has been actively seeking a more involved and succinct writing style for a number of years now, reading at local venues, and writing weekly and almost daily for over 10 years - also, he has served as Nebraska’s Solicitor General since 2003. He previously served as the Nebraska Department of Justice’s Chief of the Criminal Bureau, Chief of the Criminal Appellate Section, and Chief of the Civil Litigation Section. For more than 28 years, Brown has been Nebraska’s primary counsel in capital cases and was counsel of record in Nebraska’s three, most recent executions: State v. Otey (1994); State v. Joubert (1996); and State v. Williams (1997). Brown also spent six years as the general counsel to the Texas Department of Corrections. There he witnessed more than 20 executions. While in Texas, he also was seated as a juror in a capital murder trial, State of Texas v. Jesse Dewayne Jacobs. A graduate of the University of Nebraska College of Law (1973), Brown has lectured nationally on the death penalty, appellate practice, federal habeas corpus, and corrections law.
March: Lincoln High School Slam Poets
April: Marge Saiser
May: "Women Write Resistance: Poets Resist Gender Violence" many readers from the book (Blue Light Press, 2013)
June: Lucky Adkins, Becky Breed and their new book
July: Tuesdays With Writers 14th Birthday party group reading
August: BARBARA RIXSTINE, BETTY STEVENS AND KARLA DECKER ..... as of February 22nd, Barbara passed away ...
let me know if you or your group would like to read: dmcginn@inebraska.com
April: Marge Saiser
May: "Women Write Resistance: Poets Resist Gender Violence" many readers from the book (Blue Light Press, 2013)
June: Lucky Adkins, Becky Breed and their new book
July: Tuesdays With Writers 14th Birthday party group reading
August: BARBARA RIXSTINE, BETTY STEVENS AND KARLA DECKER ..... as of February 22nd, Barbara passed away ...
let me know if you or your group would like to read: dmcginn@inebraska.com
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