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Author Archives: Patrick Doud
This event has been cancelled. Sacred Theory of the Earth: On the Paintings of Thorpe Feidt
The paintings of Thorpe Feidt will be the subject of a talk I am giving at Cape Ann Museum on April 2nd. Details here: https://www.capeannmuseum.org/events/camtalks-exhibition-series-sacred-theory-earth-paintings-thorpe-feid
Posted in Uncategorized, Visual Art
Tagged Cape Ann Museum, Gloucester MA, Thorpe Feidt
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Lee Chapman
Artist, editor, dear dear collaborator and friend
Gerrit Lansing
I am walking still in the golden sunlight of the midsummer mystery
Thorpe Feidt and Patrick Doud Reading at Gloucester Writers Center
Thorpe Feidt and I read together one sweet May evening last year; Thorpe from his wonderful novel, The Oracular Room, and me from a sheaf of poems.
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Tagged Gloucester Writers Center, The Oracular Room, Thorpe Feidt
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Let the Bucket Down, issue 3
There was a lovely event at Gloucester Writers Center for the new issue of Joseph Torra’s excellent magazine, and Greg Cook was there.
Posted in Poetry
Tagged Gerrit Lansing, Gloucester MA, Gloucester Writers Center, Greg Cook, Joseph Torra, Let the Bucket Down
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Ken
Kenneth Irby November 18 1936 July 30 2015 Beloved Poet, Teacher, Friend
The World As It Is
A poem in the new number of The Battersea Review https://thebatterseareview.com/component/content/article/85-back-issue-content/205-patrick-doud
Gull
In the city of the gulls, along with all the other pieces hatched by gulls clamoring sunrise law, there came you, largely a wound, to the courtyard of brick. Baby with a wormy wing, thinglet never to fledge, despite all … Continue reading
Posted in Fauna, Poetry
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