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Cristin to Perform With Amber Tamblyn, Mindy Netifee and Brendan Constantine
Cristin is thrilled to be repping the East Coast in this stellar line-up of West Coast poets. Cristin will be performing Amber Tamblyn and Mindy Nettifee as they celebrate the release of Brendan Constantine’s new book, “”Letters to Guns.” The show will take place on Saturday Feb 21st at 8pm at the Norwood, a new arts club in the West Village. The show is FREE so come on out: Norwoof, 241 West 14t Street (between 7th Ave and 8th Ave). For more information click here.
Cristin to Perform in an NYC vs. Melbourne Spoken Word Showcase
Come on out to see NYC’s own Cristin and Shappy try to hold their own against Melbourne’s poetry slam champs Sean M. Whelan and Emilie Zoey Baker. The show will take place on Sunday Feb 15th at 6pm at — where else? — the Bowery Poetry Club. For more information click here, or RSVP (and help spread the word) on Facebook, click here.
Cristin’s Article on the Adrienne Shelly Foundation appears in Feb-March 2009 Issue of Bust Magazine
Check out the latest issue of Bust Magazine with the poet / actress Amber Tamblyn on the cover read Cristin’s article on the inspiring work done with the Adrienne Shelly Foundation. To get your own copy or maybe even subscribe to this brainy, brilliant mag, click here.
Cristin Hosts Special 501st Podcast for Indiefeed Performance Poetry Channel
Cristin is thrilled to introduce the poetry of hard-working host and Indiefeed Performance Poetry Podcast series founder Mongo to the Indiefeed audience, especially after the series celebrated its 500th episode last week. To listen to the show, click here. And please note that Mongo’s poem is featured in the Write Bloody Press’s anthology The Good Things About America, which also features poetry by Cristin, as well as poets such a Robbie Q. Telfer, Derrick Brown, Buddy Wakefield, Shappy Seasholtz and Anis Mojgani, among others.
Cristin Poetry Featured in Feb 2009 Issue of decomP
Cristin is thrilled — and a bit surprised, considering how vulgar it is! — that her poem “A Short History of Unusual Fish” is featured in the February 2009 issue of the online journal, decomP. Feel free to follow Cristin’s poem with a Robbie Q. Telfer chaser, as two of his poem appear in the issue as well. To read the poems and see the other fine work appearing this issue, click here.
Cristin Finishes Three-Part Podcast series on Australian Spoken Word
Cristin is guest-hosting all week on the Indiefeed Performance Poetry Podcast with a special series on Australian Spoken Word. The final show is with Melbourne’s surrealist heartbreaker, Sean M. Whelan. To listen to the show, click here.
Cristin Poetry Featured on New Verse News
Cristin is thrilled her poem “Poetry Reading, Inaugaration Night, New York City” is featured on New Verse News, an online literary journal which “presents politically progressive poetry on current events and topical issues.” The poem was written during and made its debut at the NYC-Urbana Poetry Slam on Tuesday Jan 20th. To read the poem, click here.
Cristin Continues Three-Part Podcast series on Australian Spoken Word
Cristin is guest-hosting all week on the Indiefeed Performance Poetry Podcast with a special series on Australian Spoken Word. Next up? Cristin’s Australian doppelganger Alicia Someimes! To listen to the show, click here.
Cristin to Perform at 92nd Street Y Tribeca
In an evening hosted by wunderkind / 2.0 poet Rives, Cristin will be joining fellow NYC Poetry Slam diva Mahogany Browne and Lynne Procope in an evening of poetry and conversation which Rives has titled “How to Trespass in New York City.” It will be Cristin’s first time performing at this new New York City performance space. The show is at 8pm, at the 92YTribeca (200 Hudson Street) at the reasonable price of just $15. For more information, please visit the 92nd Street Y Tribeca website here.
Cristin Begins Three-Part Podcast series on Australian Spoken Word
Cristin is guest-hosting all week on the Indiefeed Performance Poetry Podcast with a special series on Australian Spoken Word. First up? The amazing and darkly seductive Emilie Zoey Baker! To listen to the show, click here.
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