Scot Siegel will read from his new book June 17, 2012. Arrive by 6:30PM for treats, then kick back and enjoy the reading.
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Feb.19.2012 - 11:37 am
I recently served as an artist-in-residence at Playa, a starkly beautiful retreat on the edge of the Great Basin, in Lake County, Oregon. I was there with the first cohort of...
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Apr.23.2011 - 3:04 pm
Before Children (BC) we lived in a stripped-down 1880s Victorian on an island between Seattle and Canada. The structure, if you can call it that, consisted of a rotten pile...
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Mar.09.2011 - 9:53 pm
As a teen my only goal in life was to compete in the winter Olympics. I wanted to be a downhill racer. I wanted that even more than the girl. Franz Klammer’s fabled run, when he...
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Feb.07.2011 - 5:24 pm
All people have the capacity to change the world through art, as producers or consumers of it. Poetry should be readily accessible to a wide audience while pushing the envelope of...
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Nov.01.2010
Published by Front Porch Journal
"'Trysting Tree of Dayville' reminds us that familiar places, while often comfortable and nostalgic, contain pregnant silence. The threat of absence is also at stake in “...
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Scot Siegel lives in Oregon where he works as a town-planning consultant. His most recent book of poems is Thousands Flee California Wildflowers (County Clare, Ireland: Salmon Poetry 2012). His other volumes include Some Weather, and two chapbook: Untitled...
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Literary Arts, human rights, and local educational and service organizations in my community.
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