Tag: Poetry

My other blogs you can check out during the Autumn Peal hiatus.

Sorry for the lack of posts, but I do have additional blogs in case you didn’t know.

Ospreyshire: This is my main blog which is about my spoken word/avant-garde stuff. I’ve been posting some videos every week via Autumn Peal with my Katauta 52 Project.

C. M. B. Bell: This is my fiction blog which has some short stories, my cell phone novel, and this will be used for future writing projects.

Iridium Eye: This is my reviewing site. I critique indie movies, documentaries, foreign films, anime, and short films.

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#TBT Words of Owls: Egypt [Live @ Cornerstone Festival 2012]

Welcome to another edition of #TBT here at Autumn Peal!

I’d like to introduce you to my friend Brenton AKA Words of Owls. I met him at Cornerstone at their final festival where we saw each other at the Impact Stage with my other friends. He did spoken word (which I’d like it if he did that again) at the time which was really good.

Feel free to download his record for free at http://wordsofowls.bandcamp.com.

Also, check out his current Acoustic/sadcore project Poor at http://notreallypoor.bandcamp.com.

-Curtis

Ospreyshire’s Katauta 52 Project Entries 2-4

For those of you not aware, I’ve been doing a weekly project with my Ospreyshire moniker.

Every week, I post a katauta poem with some minimalistic music to go with it. Here are entries 2, 3, and 4 which came out a while ago.

Feel free to follow the Ospreyshire blog at http://ospreyshire.wordpress.com.

You can download the debut Ospreyshire EP at http://ospreyshire.bandcamp.com

-Curtis

Poetry Alive Highlights 2017

Here’s a nice change of pace from some concerts videos that I’ve done over the past few months.

This is a sample of the Poetry Alive 2017 event at the Gail Borden Library where the poetry group performed some of their works. This people are just so talented when it comes to being wordsmiths and doing different styles and genres of spoken word.

I would like to thank Michelle Kaczor for filming this. All I did was perform some of my poems and edit the footage.

Yes, that is a spoken word version of a certain Ospreyshire track in the video that I read.

-Curtis

Gareth Sitz @ Elgin Literary Festival

Here’s more quality poetic action from the Elgin Literary Festival.

Meet Gareth Sitz. She’s the leader of the poetry club in town and has been great in leading discussions and giving members poetry prompts to encourage creativity. Gareth also leads a group called Femmeprov which you can check out here: https://www.facebook.com/femmeprov/

Enjoy!

-Curtis