Today on “Bibliocracy,” an encore show, and a good one! My guest is Toni Mirosevich, author of Pink Harvest: Tales of Happenstance, a collection of personal and political essays which won the “First Series: Creative Nonfiction” Prize from Mid-List Press. Mirosevich is author of fiction and essays, poetry and a chapbook, in addition to the collections The Rooms We Make Our Own and Queer Street. About her Carolyn Chute says, “Mirosevich writes the multidunal facets of the DNA of a human soul…no, the DNA of all of gigantic humanity. Reading along, I am hopelessly snagged between reverence and out-of-control brays of laughter. Mirosevich is breathlessly wise, and she’s a smartass.” I am especially moved by the long excerpt Toni reads from an essay about her experience at San Pedro High School during the height of the Viet Nam era. Lovely and moving.
For more on Toni Miorsevich, go to http://www.tonimirosevich.com/.
Thanks to all of you who listen --- live, on archives or downloads
For more on Toni Miorsevich, go to http://www.tonimirosevich.com/.
Thanks to all of you who listen --- live, on archives or downloads
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