Notebook Writer with Mike Marcellino on Blog Talk Radio
Listen to the live show 8-9pm EST, Wednesday, January 5th on the Internet or call 646-595-4478, or listen to the Podcast anytime after the live show. Here's the link -
Notebook Writer with Mike Marcellino
Mike's guests are Nevada Barr, author of the Anna Pigeon series of thrillers about a National Parks ranger and poet and author Lucille Lang Day of Oakland, CA.
Nevada Barr's 16th mystery in the Anna Pigeon series, "Burn (Minotaur Books 2010)," reached #12 on the New York Times Best Seller list. The setting for her latest thriller, a departure from her wilderness settings, is the urban jungle in New Orleans where Anna while Anna is stationed at the Jazz Heritage National Park in New Orleans. Ms. Barr worked as a National Parks ranger herself. Her first Anna Pigeon novel, "Track of the Cat" in 1993 won both both the Anthony and Agatha awards for best first novel. Ms. Barr worked as an actor for eight years and she is also a painter. She currently resides in New Orleans with her husband, four magical cats, and two adorable dogs. She also recently published her first psychological thriller outside of the Anna Pigeon series, "13 1/2."
Lucille Lang Day is the author of five poetry collections and three poetry chapbooks. Her most recent collection is "The Curvature of Blue," which was published by Cervena Barva in 2009. Her first poetry collection, "Self-Portrait with Hand Microscope," was selected by Robert Pinsky for the Joseph Henry Jackson Award. She is also the author of a children’s book, Chain Letter, and a memoir that will be published by Heyday in 2012. Her poetry, essays, and short stories have appeared in many magazines and anthologies, including Eclipse, The Hudson Review, Measure, Nimrod, River Styx, Passages North, Tar River Poetry, The Threepenny Review, California Poetry: From the Gold Rush to the Present, and New Poets of the American West. She received her M.A. in English and M.F.A. in creative writing at San Francisco State University. She is founder and director of a small press, Scarlet Tanager Books. The mother of two grown daughters and grandmother of four, she lives in Oakland, California with her husband, writer Richard Levine
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Saturday, January 1, 2011
Friday, December 3, 2010
Notebook Writer with guests singer songwriter Sweet Soubrette and poet Tara Betts
Podcast of Dec 1st Notebook Writer show with guests singer songwriter Sweet Soubrette and poet Tara Betts, both from New York City.
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Notebook Writer with Mike Marcellino
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Notebook Writer with Mike Marcellino
Friday, October 29, 2010
Urban hipster cult writer Tao Lin and widely popular electro pop duo Hank and Cupcakes on Notebook Writer show
Notebook Writer with Mike Marcellino
8-9pm EDT, Wed, Nov. 3rd
Call 646-595-4478 Blog Talk Radio show (New York City) or listen on the internet. Listen to the Podcast anytime after the live show.
Here's the link to listen live or to the Podcast
Notebook Writer with Mike Marcellino on Blog Talk Radio
Mike's guests are Tao Lin, one of America's hottest young writers, and Hank and Cupcakes, one of New York City's hottest bands. Tao will read from his latest book, "Richard Yates" and Hank and Cupcakes will share their electro-pop songs.
Tao Lin's Blog
Tao Lin, New York City
"Richard Yates" delivers his most compelling work yet." - Boston Phoenix
Tao Lin (b. 1983, Alexandria VA) grew up in Orlando FL and lives in Brooklyn NY. He is the author of 6 books of fiction/poetry & has a B.A. in Journalism from NYU. Tao's s...econd novel RICHARD YATES was published September 07 2010 by Melville House. His previous books are the poetry-collection YOU ARE A LITTLE BIT HAPPIER THAN I AM (2006), which is regularly a bestseller (#2, #2, #1); the story-collection BED (2007); the novel EEEEE EEE EEEE (2007); the poetry-collection COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL THERAPY (2008), which has been assigned in college-level psychology courses; the novella SHOPLIFTING FROM AMERICAN APPAREL (2009), which was available at Urban Outfitters. Tao's books have been translated and published (or are forthcoming) in Japan, Germany, France, Norway, Spain, Serbia, South Korea, China, Taiwan. Two of his books, SHOPLIFTING FROM AMERICAN APPAREL & EEEEE EEE EEEE, were optioned for film in early 2010. His writing has been published in/on Gawker, Noon, Vice, Esquire, Poetry Foundation, The Stranger, Mississippi Review, and bear parade, who in 2006 published e-books of his poetry, stories, and collaboration with Ellen Kennedy entitled hikikomori.
Hank and Cupcakes
Hank and Cupcakes, Brooklyn
"They have consistently been making waves in the Brooklyn/NYC area and their live shows are off the hook." - wrote Music Vagabond and picking Hank and Cupcakes on the the 10 bands to watch in 2010
Other music critics wrote:
“mesmorizing”
“Cupcakes is a rock star, capable of moving crowd. Hank is perhaps the best bassist I've ever seen”
“Mind shattering, avant-garde”
Since arriving in Brooklyn from Israel a little more than a year ago, Hank and Cupcakes have captivated New York with an explosive show noted for its simmering sexuality, irresistible dance pulse, and hard to pigeonhole sound. “If I had to define it, I’d call the music experimental minimalist pop,” Hank says. “We’re trying to make pop music without having a pop sound.”
8-9pm EDT, Wed, Nov. 3rd
Call 646-595-4478 Blog Talk Radio show (New York City) or listen on the internet. Listen to the Podcast anytime after the live show.
Here's the link to listen live or to the Podcast
Notebook Writer with Mike Marcellino on Blog Talk Radio
Mike's guests are Tao Lin, one of America's hottest young writers, and Hank and Cupcakes, one of New York City's hottest bands. Tao will read from his latest book, "Richard Yates" and Hank and Cupcakes will share their electro-pop songs.
Tao Lin's Blog
Tao Lin, New York City
"Richard Yates" delivers his most compelling work yet." - Boston Phoenix
Tao Lin (b. 1983, Alexandria VA) grew up in Orlando FL and lives in Brooklyn NY. He is the author of 6 books of fiction/poetry & has a B.A. in Journalism from NYU. Tao's s...econd novel RICHARD YATES was published September 07 2010 by Melville House. His previous books are the poetry-collection YOU ARE A LITTLE BIT HAPPIER THAN I AM (2006), which is regularly a bestseller (#2, #2, #1); the story-collection BED (2007); the novel EEEEE EEE EEEE (2007); the poetry-collection COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL THERAPY (2008), which has been assigned in college-level psychology courses; the novella SHOPLIFTING FROM AMERICAN APPAREL (2009), which was available at Urban Outfitters. Tao's books have been translated and published (or are forthcoming) in Japan, Germany, France, Norway, Spain, Serbia, South Korea, China, Taiwan. Two of his books, SHOPLIFTING FROM AMERICAN APPAREL & EEEEE EEE EEEE, were optioned for film in early 2010. His writing has been published in/on Gawker, Noon, Vice, Esquire, Poetry Foundation, The Stranger, Mississippi Review, and bear parade, who in 2006 published e-books of his poetry, stories, and collaboration with Ellen Kennedy entitled hikikomori.
Hank and Cupcakes
Hank and Cupcakes, Brooklyn
"They have consistently been making waves in the Brooklyn/NYC area and their live shows are off the hook." - wrote Music Vagabond and picking Hank and Cupcakes on the the 10 bands to watch in 2010
Other music critics wrote:
“mesmorizing”
“Cupcakes is a rock star, capable of moving crowd. Hank is perhaps the best bassist I've ever seen”
“Mind shattering, avant-garde”
Since arriving in Brooklyn from Israel a little more than a year ago, Hank and Cupcakes have captivated New York with an explosive show noted for its simmering sexuality, irresistible dance pulse, and hard to pigeonhole sound. “If I had to define it, I’d call the music experimental minimalist pop,” Hank says. “We’re trying to make pop music without having a pop sound.”
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Podcast of Notebook Writer with Mike Marcellino Sept. 1st show
Listen to the Podcast of Notebook Writer with Mike Marcellino on Blog Talk Radio with guest writers Brooke Axtell, singer songwriter & poet from Austin, TX; Liz Robbins, poet from St. Augustine, FL and Louis Bourgeois, writer, poet and founder and editor of VOX Press in Oxford, MI Share our show with your friends.
Notebook Writer with Mike Marcellino on Blog Talk Radio
Notebook Writer with Mike Marcellino on Blog Talk Radio
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Notebookwriter with Mike Marcellino Podcast Aug 4th show
Notebook Writer Show Podcast:
Tess Gerritsen, Paula Caplan, Eileen Sisk and Chris Fuller
Podcast of Notebookwriter with Mike Marcellino Aug 4th show with guest writers Tess Gerritsen ("Ice Cold," latest in Rizzoli & Isles medical thrillers, basis for new hit TNT TV series), Paula Caplan, psychologist, playwright, actor ("War and Therapy"), author Eileen Sisk ("Buck Owens: The Biography") and New York City singer songwriter Chris Fuller
Notebookwriter with Mike Marcellino Podcast
Tess Gerritsen, Paula Caplan, Eileen Sisk and Chris Fuller
Podcast of Notebookwriter with Mike Marcellino Aug 4th show with guest writers Tess Gerritsen ("Ice Cold," latest in Rizzoli & Isles medical thrillers, basis for new hit TNT TV series), Paula Caplan, psychologist, playwright, actor ("War and Therapy"), author Eileen Sisk ("Buck Owens: The Biography") and New York City singer songwriter Chris Fuller
Notebookwriter with Mike Marcellino Podcast
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Podcast of the Notebook Writer show on Blog Talk Radio
Notebook Writer Show:
with guests Kelsey Waldon, Elizabeth Brown, Annie Finch, Rebecca Cantrell
Podcast of July 7th Notebook Writer with Mike Marcellino on Blog Talk Radio with guests - Kelsey Waldon, singer songwriter from Barlow KY who goes by "Anchor in the Valley;" Elizabeth Brown, writer, musician and writing teacher; Annie Finch, poet, poetry critic from Portland, ME and Rebecca Cantrell, author of the Hannah Vogel novels from Hawaii.
with guests Kelsey Waldon, Elizabeth Brown, Annie Finch, Rebecca Cantrell
Podcast of July 7th Notebook Writer with Mike Marcellino on Blog Talk Radio with guests - Kelsey Waldon, singer songwriter from Barlow KY who goes by "Anchor in the Valley;" Elizabeth Brown, writer, musician and writing teacher; Annie Finch, poet, poetry critic from Portland, ME and Rebecca Cantrell, author of the Hannah Vogel novels from Hawaii.
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Notebook Writer with Mike Marcellino on Blog Talk Radio
Notebook Writer with Mike Marcellino Blog Talk Radio show 8-10pm EDT (7-9pm CDT) Wednesday, July 7th. Call 646-595-4478 (NYC area code) or listen on the Internet. If you'd like to comment on the air please call or register on Blog Talk Radio.
Mike's guests - Singer songwriter Kelsey Waldon, writer and professor of writing Elizabeth Brown, poet Annie Finch and author Rebecca Cantrell.
To listen to the Notebookwriter show click on the link below:
Notebookwriter with Mike Marcellino
Kelsey Waldon, Barlow, KY
an emerging 22-year-old singer songwriter known as "Anchor in the Valley."
Her debut CD, recorded in Nashville, is receiving rave reviews -
"Waldon’s delicate voice mixes well with the old time instrumentalization. This is not quite the Delta, and not fully the Low Plains, the music skirts all around the south while remaining fresh at each turn."
-DayBowBow-Dallas, TX
"Crystal, clear voice and unique country sound"
-Jack Montgomery - Java City - Western Kentucky University
"something as intensely artistic and moving as this record demands the attention of the world. Miss Waldon is a gifted lyricist with a voice not heard since the famed Bristol TN sessions of old."
-Andrew Sovine (Kink Ador, Electric Guitar)
Barlow is located at the very Western tip of Kentucky and is very close to both the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. Waldon has been writing songs and playing guitar since she was 13. Anchor in the Valley's first album (out now) was recorded, mixed, and mastered by Phil Harris at Battle Ridge Studios in Nashville, TN and features 10 original songs written by Waldon herself. There is nothing that makes her more happy than writing a good tune.
Elizabeth Brown, Chicago
a writer, professor of writing, and musician who is the Founder and Director of both the Chicago Writers' Workshop and the soon-to-launch Los Angeles Writers' Workshop, both of which bring writing classes, workshops, and mentoring programs to adults throughout Chicago, Los Angeles, and the world. The CWW and LAWW workshops also include special programs that mentor underprivileged teens and adults in creative writing, screenwriting, and filmmaking studies.
Annie Finch, Portland, Maine
author or editor of fifteen books of poetry, translation, and criticism, including the trilogy of poetry collections Eve (1997), Calendars (2003), and Spells, and the long poems The Encyclopedia of Scotland (2002) and Among the Goddesses: An Epic Libretto in Seven Dreams (2009). Calendars was shortlisted for the Foreword Poetry Book of the Year Award, and Eve reissued in the Carnegie Mellon Classic Contemporaries series in 2010. Other honors include the 2009 Robert Fitzgerald Award and fellowships from the Black Earth Institute and the Wesleyan Writers Conference.
Finch's music, art, and theater collaborations include the opera Marina (American Opera Projects, 2003). Her work has been translated into numerous languages, and she has performed her poetry across the U.S. and Europe. Her books about poetry include A Formal Feeling Comes (2003), The Ghost of Meter (1994), An Exaltation of Forms (2003), The Body of Poetry (2004), and A Poet's Ear (2010). Finch holds degrees from Yale University, The University of Houston, and Stanford University. She currently lives in Maine where she directs Stonecoast, the low-residency MFA program at the University of Southern Maine.
Rebecca Cantrell, Hawaii
A few years ago Rebecca Cantrell quit her job, sold her house, and moved to Hawaii to write a novel because, at seven, she decided that she would be a writer. Now she writes the Hannah Vogel mystery series set in Berlin in the 1930s, including “A Trace of Smoke and the forthcoming “A Night of Long Knives.” “A Trace of Smoke” was considered by major cable networks as a television series.
A faded pink triangle pasted on the wall of Dachau Concentration Camp and time in Berlin, Germany in the 1980s inspired “A Trace of Smoke.” Fluent in German, she received her high school diploma from the John F. Kennedy Schule in Berlin and studied at the Freie Universität in Berlin and the Georg August Universität in Göttingen before graduating from Carnegie Mellon University.
When she visited Berlin in the summer of 2006, she was astounded to discover that many locations in her novel have been rebuilt and reopened in the last few years, including the gay bar El Dorado and the Mosse House publishing house.
Mike's guests - Singer songwriter Kelsey Waldon, writer and professor of writing Elizabeth Brown, poet Annie Finch and author Rebecca Cantrell.
To listen to the Notebookwriter show click on the link below:
Notebookwriter with Mike Marcellino
Kelsey Waldon, Barlow, KY
an emerging 22-year-old singer songwriter known as "Anchor in the Valley."
Her debut CD, recorded in Nashville, is receiving rave reviews -
"Waldon’s delicate voice mixes well with the old time instrumentalization. This is not quite the Delta, and not fully the Low Plains, the music skirts all around the south while remaining fresh at each turn."
-DayBowBow-Dallas, TX
"Crystal, clear voice and unique country sound"
-Jack Montgomery - Java City - Western Kentucky University
"something as intensely artistic and moving as this record demands the attention of the world. Miss Waldon is a gifted lyricist with a voice not heard since the famed Bristol TN sessions of old."
-Andrew Sovine (Kink Ador, Electric Guitar)
Barlow is located at the very Western tip of Kentucky and is very close to both the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. Waldon has been writing songs and playing guitar since she was 13. Anchor in the Valley's first album (out now) was recorded, mixed, and mastered by Phil Harris at Battle Ridge Studios in Nashville, TN and features 10 original songs written by Waldon herself. There is nothing that makes her more happy than writing a good tune.
Elizabeth Brown, Chicago
a writer, professor of writing, and musician who is the Founder and Director of both the Chicago Writers' Workshop and the soon-to-launch Los Angeles Writers' Workshop, both of which bring writing classes, workshops, and mentoring programs to adults throughout Chicago, Los Angeles, and the world. The CWW and LAWW workshops also include special programs that mentor underprivileged teens and adults in creative writing, screenwriting, and filmmaking studies.
Annie Finch, Portland, Maine
author or editor of fifteen books of poetry, translation, and criticism, including the trilogy of poetry collections Eve (1997), Calendars (2003), and Spells, and the long poems The Encyclopedia of Scotland (2002) and Among the Goddesses: An Epic Libretto in Seven Dreams (2009). Calendars was shortlisted for the Foreword Poetry Book of the Year Award, and Eve reissued in the Carnegie Mellon Classic Contemporaries series in 2010. Other honors include the 2009 Robert Fitzgerald Award and fellowships from the Black Earth Institute and the Wesleyan Writers Conference.
Finch's music, art, and theater collaborations include the opera Marina (American Opera Projects, 2003). Her work has been translated into numerous languages, and she has performed her poetry across the U.S. and Europe. Her books about poetry include A Formal Feeling Comes (2003), The Ghost of Meter (1994), An Exaltation of Forms (2003), The Body of Poetry (2004), and A Poet's Ear (2010). Finch holds degrees from Yale University, The University of Houston, and Stanford University. She currently lives in Maine where she directs Stonecoast, the low-residency MFA program at the University of Southern Maine.
Rebecca Cantrell, Hawaii
A few years ago Rebecca Cantrell quit her job, sold her house, and moved to Hawaii to write a novel because, at seven, she decided that she would be a writer. Now she writes the Hannah Vogel mystery series set in Berlin in the 1930s, including “A Trace of Smoke and the forthcoming “A Night of Long Knives.” “A Trace of Smoke” was considered by major cable networks as a television series.
A faded pink triangle pasted on the wall of Dachau Concentration Camp and time in Berlin, Germany in the 1980s inspired “A Trace of Smoke.” Fluent in German, she received her high school diploma from the John F. Kennedy Schule in Berlin and studied at the Freie Universität in Berlin and the Georg August Universität in Göttingen before graduating from Carnegie Mellon University.
When she visited Berlin in the summer of 2006, she was astounded to discover that many locations in her novel have been rebuilt and reopened in the last few years, including the gay bar El Dorado and the Mosse House publishing house.
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Notebook Writer with Mike Marcellino on radio
Notebook Writer with Mike Marcellino airs our fifth show on Blog Talk Radio Wednesday, Feb. 3th, 8-10pm EST. We're pleased to welcome a new member of our cast - New York City poet, spoken-word curator & educator Adela Sinclair.
Stay tuned to Mike's Blog, The Point of the Whole Thing, for Notebook Writer show lineups and updates. Our January show was among the most popular in the books category on Blog Talk Radio. Notebook Writer is the first Wednesday of every month 8-10pm EST. Notebook Writer is produced by Red River Writers Live/Robin Falls (Red River Valley, Texas).
Our next show features guest writers & performing artists: Richard Cave, musician with the popular Haitian band, Camiri, whose members survived the earthquake in Haiti; Ray McNiece, Cleveland author, performance artist, educator and Izreal Kahlid Allah of Washington DC/Mobile Al, poet activist with Blacknez Recordingz and Lola Haskins, Florida author of seven books of poetry/prose, & and the forthcoming poetry collection "Still the Mountains" (2010)
Host Mike Marcellino, a national award-winning journalist & author of The Point of the Whole Thing Networked Blog, talks with an eclectic mix of writers about writing and life, takes calls from listeners and performs his own stuff. An Army war correspondent, he first wrote poetry and prose during mortar & rocket attacks in Vietnam. He likes to surf and the film "Viva Zapata" with Marlon Brando. His new folk band is Mike Marcellino with Ensor. Mike's performed his brand of poetry folk music at clubs & coffeehouses in New York City, Cleveland, Tulsa, Baltimore and St. Augustine, Fl.
Co-host Natalie Bliss, a poet, writer and artist from Auckland, New Zealand, likes Leonard Cohen, animals, rugby and teaches grade school kids art.
Just joining the Notebook Writer Show crew as assistant producer is Adela Sinclair, a New York City poet, educator, spoken-word curator, performer and blogger. Member of the Madison Poets, Gallery RIVAA, PSA and PEN America. She holds a Masters Degree in TESOL (Teaching English as a Second Language) and is a NYC Department of Education ESL teacher. Organizer of poetry readings at Gallery RIVAA, FALL FOR ARTS Festival, Salmagundi Art Club. She enjoys setting poetry readings against the backdrop of paintings, sculptures, and photographs.
The show airs from 7-9pm CST (8-10pm EST). Show call in number is 646-595-4478 or you may listen (or register to be on the air) on the show's Blog Talk Radio website. The show is also archived and Podcast.
Link for the upcoming show -
Notebook Writer with Mike Marcellino
To listen to four previous shows search On Demand shows October 2009 through January 2010
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