The 7th Cascadia Poetry Festival is postponed. The iteration planned for April 30-May 2, 2021 at the Multiverse on San...
splab archive blog

Cascadia Poetics LAB was known as SPLAB prior to September 2021. Here you will find past SPLAB blog articles going back to 2009.
CPF-Anacortes Workshops
The early bird gets the worm and the first 45 to register for a Cascadia Poetry Festival Gold Pass gets a free...
Gold Passes for Cascadia Poetry Festival Anacortes 2019
Gold Passes for Cascadia Poetry Festival Anacortes 2019 are now available through Brown Paper Tickets. See:...
Opportunity for Artists in Pioneer Square
The Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, in partnership with Shunpike, seeks up to 12 artists to develop...
The Return of the Son of the August Poetry Postcard Fest
From Lana Ayers: Dear Poets, The August Poetry Postcard Fest is taking sign-ups via the online system. If you are...
From Davis Schneiderman
At the recent 2010 Printers Row Lit Fest in Chicago, a reader asked me what my new novel DRAIN is about. I answered,...
New Charles Olson; Projective Verse II
Charles Olson, The Principle of Measure in Composition by Field: Projective Verse II, ed. by Joshua Hoeynck Work from...
Negotiating the social bond of poetics (Louis Cabri Workshop in Vancouver, BC)
Negotiating the social bond of poetics—KSW Reading and Critical Workshop series. Louis Cabri’s new chapbooks are What...
Jack Kerouac School in Trouble
Message from Anne Waldman and Lisa Birman Dear Community & Friends of the Jack Kerouac School: Lisa Birman and I...
John Olson Reviews An Dantomine Eerly
John Olson is one of the most astute reviewers and writers in Seattle. His use of language is virtuosic. Today he...
A review of my recent reading in Auburn from “A Time Before Slaughter.”
Poetry is the language of the mythic, and mythology is the story that can’t be told. So how can you get around it? I...
Raven Chronicles Seeks Submissions
From Phoebe Bosche: Full View RAVEN NOTES, June 17, 2010 1. UPCOMING DEADLINES: The Raven Chronicles publishes work...
Review of John Olson’s “The Nothing That Is”
Steven Fama, the world's #1 John Olson fan, is at it again with a brilliant new review of Olson's latest. How bout...
McClure’s Mysteriosos
A very intelligent review of Michael McClure's new book Mysteriosos has been written by Joel Weishaus. He spots the...
Plop Cabaret – July 17, 2010 Beacon Hill
From Josie Davis: Fluff that Pillow … You’re Invited! Pie & Wine on the House. $10 General Seating Tickets Online...
Organic Poetry CEC’s!
Please tell a teacher about our August workshop for Continuing Education Credits. Has there ever been a cooler class...
Paris Literary Icon Launches Prize and Magazine
Paris Literary Icon Launches Prize and Magazine by Claire Kirch Jun 02, 2010 Shakespeare & Company Bookshop, the...
Dark Coast Press trailer
SPLAB http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-obFbRNesrQ Remarkable trailer for the new book by Dark Coast Press, Seattle's...




