Archive for March, 2011

rock… paper… scissors

Published by robwalker on March 31, 2011 in Uncategorized. 0 Comments

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In real life the rules flex…

Thanks to Mana Junkie for two very cool remixes of my poem Rock, paper, scissors. (Thanks to to Deb for the great backing vocals.)

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Rock, Paper, Scissors (Magma Version)

(and click PLAY. You may have to be patient for a few seconds while it loads.)

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more Thoughts of Charlie Sheen

Published by robwalker on March 30, 2011 in Uncategorized. 0 Comments

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My latest collaboration with Max-Mo. Thanks  Steve & Andy for this clean and throbbing mix of The Thoughts of Charlie Sheen featuring real musos.
Hear here!

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wooing a lady through an attorney

Published by robwalker on March 23, 2011 in Uncategorized. 3 Comments

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Poet friend and Max-Mo collaborator Amelia Walker (currently in The Netherlands) has started a great bilingual poetry website called ‘Vrijage een dame via een advocaat‘ (“wooing a lady through an attorney”). Her intent is to introduce some of her favourite Oz poets to a Netherlands audience, improve her own Dutch and get a bit of cross-cultural dialogue going. Australian poets so far are Andy Jackson and Deb Matthews-Zott.
Visit the site HERE.
Good luck with the project Amelia!

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wordfire!

Published by robwalker on March 18, 2011 in Uncategorized. 0 Comments

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I’m pleased to be performing at Wordfire again this Monday for the first time in years. If you’re there too you’ll be edified by my Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy Horrorscopes especially researched for the occasion. The moon is in the seventh house. Mayan calendar devotees and Apocalypse accolytes particularly welcome. Zodiac chart readings available free for all who attend.
Other readers include Gillian Britton, Stephen Lawrence, Martina Newhook, Anne Bartlett, Helen Dinmore and David Sornig.

When: 7:30pm Mon 21 March
Where: Crown & Sceptre Hotel, King William St Adelaide.
Hope to see you there.

Future-ism

Published by robwalker on March 17, 2011 in Uncategorized. 0 Comments

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The Group Literary Magazine edition 7 is now online.

Thought-provoking, entertaining & definitely worth the time it’ll take you to read it!
There are contributions by Larry Buttrose, Mandy Salomon, Jack Feldstein, John Birmingham, James Bradley, Angela Sidoti, Martin Kovan, Kavita Jindal, Brendan Doyle and Rob Walker.

Thanks to The Group for linking my gm food poem.

The Group is HERE.

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