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Author Archives: Kim Goldberg
Garden (poem)
I am delighted to make the cut for the 2021 Dwarf Stars anthology with my poem “Garden”. The Dwarf Stars anthology is produced annually by the Science Fiction & Fantasy Poetry Association, an organization founded in 1978 by science fiction … Continue reading
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Tagged Devolution, Dwarf Stars, Kim Goldberg, poetry, Science Fiction, Science Fiction Poetry, Speculative Fiction, Suzette Haden Elgin
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The Benefactor
Kim Goldberg The Benefactor ascended the mountain with the help of a jetpack, a topographical map and a mule-train we did not see. (For these aids would be cheating.) Or rather, we wrapped our eyes and stuffed our ears with … Continue reading
Codex Exterminarius (poem)
I was honored to have a poem of mine included in Issue #5 (“Rhythms”) of Consilience, which is a peer-reviewed journal exploring the spaces where science meets poetry and art. My poem “Codex Exterminarius” is featured both in print and … Continue reading
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Tagged environment, Nanaimo, nature, photography, poetry, Vancouver Island
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Banned from twitter for mentioning ivermectin
I have just received a 12-hour ban from twitter for tweeting that my doctor has prescribed ivermectin for me as prophylaxis/prevention against Covid-19. Not only can the public not be allowed to know that there are existing effective anti-viral treatments … Continue reading
My Ivermectin Journey So Far
I took my second dose of ivermectin today for the Covid prophylaxis protocol. The prophylaxis protocol involves dosing on Day 1 & Day 3, and then just taking one dose every two weeks thereafter. If I develop Covid symptoms, I’ll … Continue reading
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Tagged Covid-19, FLCCC, Health, Ira Bernstein, ivermectin, Paul Marek, Pierre Kory, Stromectol, Wellness
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3 Fables from Devolution
Here is your chance to listen to me read 3 fables from my latest book, Devolution (tales of ecopocalypse). I was delighted to have “Armadillo,” “Constant Comment,” and “Rabbits” included in Dark Mountain’s Fall 2020 anthology Fabula – a tour … Continue reading
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Poem: Necropolis
NECROPOLIS “Racial capitalism is the equivalent of a giant necropolis. It rests on the traffic of the dead and human bones.” -Achille Mbembe ~ By the end of the twentieth year of the third millennium after someone may or may … Continue reading
Rave Review for Devolution in Vancouver Sun
I was thrilled to wake up Saturday morning to find Tom Sandborn’s rave review of my new book Devolution in the Vancouver Sun. He bills it an “elegant and ferocious collection of poems and fables. Like Magritte and other surrealist … Continue reading
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Tagged Devolution, environment, homelessness, Kim Goldberg, Nanaimo, social justice, Spoken Word, Vancouver Island
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Devolution – Cover Reveal
Thrilled to unveil the cover for my latest book: Devolution – poems of the ecopocalypse. The cover art is a 1934 painting, “The Collective Invention,” by legendary Belgian Surrealist artist René Magritte. Devolution will be released by Caitlin Press in … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Poetry, Politics
Tagged absurdism, Anthropocene, climate emergency, Devolution, Extinction Rebellion, Magritte, surrealism
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Good Times with Old Friends
Had a wonderful time today visiting with three fellow author friends and TWUC members in downtown Nanaimo this sunny afternoon at a sidewalk table at Serious Coffee as the world passed by on Commercial Street. My compatriots were Della Burford, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Miscellany
Tagged authors, Della Burford, Kim Goldberg, Publishing, Sandy Duncan, Sylvia Sikundar, The Writers' Union of Canada, TWUC
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