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    Jen Palmares Meadows is a Filipina American writer from the Sacramento, California area. This blog discusses writing, reading, and all that inspires the pen.

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How to Snipe Hunt

During my recent (and first) visit to Yosemite, I went on a snipe hunt, a complex and worthwhile execution of tom-foolery guaranteed to liven campfires for years to come. If you’re looking to have fun on your next camping trip, lead a snipe hunt with willing friends and family. Here’s a guide I put together … Read more

Interdisciplinary Writers Lab (IWL) 2011 Literary Reading & Online Anthology

Check out Chicken Skin & Impossible Trees, IWL 2o11′s anthology.  We’re also having two performances in July. Wed, Jul 6 | 7pm – 9pm | $10 – $15 Kearny Street Workshop, Intersection for the Arts and AMATE: Women Painting Stories
 present The 8th Annual Interdisciplinary Writers Lab 2011 Literary Reading & Online Anthology Launch Chicken … Read more

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Barbara Jane Reyes & Janet Stickmon Reading: Hercules Library April 9. 2011

In March, I attended a Filipino American Writers Workshop at SFSU  and was lucky enough to work with both Barbara Jane Reyes (poetry) and Janet Stickmon (memoir). They are reading at Hercules Library on April 9th in a series of Conversations with Filipino/Filipino American Authors, which is geared to promote the first-ever Filipino American International … Read more

AMPLIFY: A Night of Pandesal & Poetry Featuring Women Writers of Color

March 25th at 6-8PM Crema Coffee Roasting Company 950 The Alameda San Jose, CA Featuring… DIANA MONTAÑO NIKI ESCOBAR JACQULYN WHANG JANICE SAPIGAO SUSIE HUERTA & Special Featured Performer: GEMMA NEMENZO Writer Bios Diana Montaño is a native of Mexico City and a product of divorce, microwave dinners and immigrant dreams. She is a recent … Read more

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PAWA PACE Filipino American Writers Workshop At SFSU

My San Francisco weekend in review: Drive to Walnut Creek. BART to Daly City. 28 transfer to SFSU. Closed J. Paul Leonard Library. Cezar Chaves Student Union. Registration for PAWA, PACE Filipino American Writers Workshop. Penelope Flores. Ed Lozada. Artist Readings: Barbara Jane Reyes, Janet Stickmon, Anthem Salgado, Robert Mann. Workshop 1: Memoir with Janet … Read more

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Ntozake Shange Reading At UC Davis

Shortly after I heard that Ntozake Shange would be reading at UC Davis, I put out a feeler amongst my colleagues to see if anyone was up for attending with me. I was excited when Aschala confirmed–I hadn’t seen her in forever, and I always enjoy her company. We headed out around 6–shortly after I’d … Read more

Trina Drotar Reading at The Book Collector

Trina Drotar Reading at Book Collector

The last time I visited The Book Collector had been the first and only time several years ago, when I first moved to the Sacramento area. I’d walked around the bookstore, aimlessly seeking. I always stumble into the Sci-Fi Fantasy Section to find a hardcover Ray Bradbury that I don’t already own. The Book Collector … Read more

Doug Rice Exhibit & Reading: Dec 2 @ CSUS Else Gallery

Exploring the interface between visual and verbal expression, Design Professor Nigel Poor and English Professor Doug Rice will display their works Nov. 15-Dec. 9 in the Else Gallery in Kadema Hall. Gallery hours are noon-4:30 p.m. Monday through Wednesday and Friday. Poor will give a talk at 5 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 18, and a reception … Read more

CSU Summer Arts 2011: Poetic Prose/Flash Fiction @ CSU Fresno

If you’re looking for a creative writing experience this summer, check out CSU Summer Arts which is being hosted at CSU Fresno. I attended in July of 2008 and had an amazing experience with writers like: Doug Rice, Carole Maso, Steven Church and Bill Vollmann. I highly recommend attending. Read about my experience: Writing the … Read more

Walang Hiya

Walang Hiya Reading At Saint Mary’s College: Oct 28. 2010

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2010, 6:30 Walang Hiya (No Shame) A ground-breaking anthology of poetry and short fiction featuring Pilipino and Pilipino American writers  Thursday, October 28, 2010, 6:30PM Reading begins at 7PM followed by Q&A Hagerty Lounge, De La Salle Hall, Saint Mary’s College READINGS BY Joan Iva Cube, Roseli Ilano, David S. Maduli, Jen … Read more

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