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Jackson Pollock
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National Novel Writing Month, 2007
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• Third Person Press •
what: Undercurrents Anthology
speculative fiction/poetry
who: Cape Breton Island writers
when: deadline March 15, 2008
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“I have wheels”
March 25, 2007 |
[-crackles!-]
a collaboration by Nancy Chan & David Taylor
[a Chan picture from China with Taylor words from London]
I’m standing up; you’re on the floor,
I can run and bite and fight.
My handlebars turn left and right.
I’ve got brakes and polished chromes.
I have bitches, walks and bones.
My tyres both have fresh pumped air
OK, so how are you at climbing stairs?
I have wheels!
You’re a bore.
© 2004 - 2007 nancy chan (image) & david taylor (words); all rights reserved
Nancy Chan (30), a professional Engineer who lives and works in London, is also a world traveller and a passionate photographer. Chan believes in capturing the moment. The results speak for themselves.
website: the camera loves us
David Taylor (51) is Scottish and lives with his partner Filiz in Turkey. A construction Consultant, he turned his passions to writing three years ago. He has two epic thriller books, screenplays and his first serious writing success is a movie feature script being filmed in 2005.
the collaboration: International Roaming- Pictures, Places, People, Poetry and Prose: Chan & Taylor imagined a new style union between image and printed word. This became a 300 page book, International Roaming (not yet published). The style is new, modern and ’sound byte’. David can be contacted at pardex@uku.co.uk
also posted in: Crackles! , Collaboration , Writing , Photography , Contributors , The Original PCQ, 05-06 , Creations
tags: bike, camera loves me, collaboration, conversation, crackles!, david taylor, dog, fun, international roaming, nancy chan, photography, play, playful, response, responsive writing, travel photography
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Results of our previous poll
What is your biggest creativity problem?too many projects at once can't get in the groove not enough time everything else takes priority self-doubts
other ['not enough talent']27% 20% 20% 15% 15%
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