Updates, Updates, Updates!
Hello World!
Aside from a few posts here and there, it has been awhile since you all have heard from us.
Good news: We are still alive and well.
Better news: We have new content for you!
Bad news: There is none so keep smiling. =).
VIDEOS
As you can see with our most recent post of “The Movement” by Susan, we are finally following through with what we said we would do months ago: new videos are on the way! We sincerely apologize for the delay! Real life can get in the way sometimes, but we’re pulling through this time! Check out our youtube: www.youtube.com/forwordcollection.
OPEN MICS AND PERFORMANCES
With regard to the open mic scene, we will be doing our best to pick up where we last left off. Next stop for us: the definitive soapbox (TDSB) featuring Ashley Catharine! At the last TDSB, 3/4Word got SOAP’d, SOAP’d, and SPIT’ed on. Have no idea what that means? Check out TDSB on Friday, February 10th at the Royal Cup Cafe in Long Beach!
We would also like to take this time to thank APSA at UC Irvine for organizing an amazing APAAC last weekend! We had attended APAAC in the past, and this by sure was one of the best conferences to date. With a passionate young group of undergrad students behind APSA at UC Irvine this year, it will only get better! Keep building, keep organizing!
CHAPBOOKS AND CD’S
We ran out a couple months ago. So it’s about freakin’ time we printed out some more chapbooks and burned a couple more CD’s. This chapbook entitled, “Feel What We’re Saying,” is our first compilation of poems ever. The CD entitled, “Hear What We’re Saying,” contains both live and in-studio audio recordings of our poetry. Unfortunately we do not have an Amazon or PayPal account, but feel free to message us or visit us at one of our performances to learn how you can own a copy! Grassroots style.
SESAME STREET HAIKU
Yes, I typed that. Yes, you read that correctly. We will be posting up some haiku about some of your most beloved and sometimes forgotten characters of Sesame Street. Starting THIS Wednesday and every Wednesday afterward! Why are we doing this? Why not.
- Eddy M. Gana Jr.
