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Some Loves
Some Loves Kim Goldberg We enter the elfin wood along trillium way barely a deer trail with rotting planks spanning rivulets and mucky divides. We wobble-walk across, twisting our way deeper into the moss-hung fairy glade flanked by sword fern … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged Cascadia, eco-poetry, environment, Facebook, Fellini, forests, nature, Pacific Northwest, quadrillium, sprites, trillium, Vancouver Island, wildflowers, wildwood
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The Next Garden
The Next Garden Kim Goldberg Reading Sam Hamill’s Habitation in my unkempt garden as the sun crests the roof-line, I watch you descend into the scraggle of forgotten stalks—brittle, spent, gone to seed. Last night on Facebook, Sam said he … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged birdwatching, Facebook, gardens, Habitation, love, mortality, Sam Hamill, sanctuary, transcendence
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Why I Deactivated Facebook
I did a radical thing this morning. I deactivated my Facebook account. I joined Facebook several years ago (in 2008 or 2009—who can remember?). And in that time, I have accumulated lots of Facebook friends—more than 1,300. Facebook has been … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Miscellany
Tagged brain science, Facebook, Haida Myths, Internet, Nicholas Carr, plasticine brain, Robert Bringhurst, The Shallows
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Facebook vs. Twitter – Who Delivers?
Obviously we don’t really need to choose. Authors, artists, activists, and even non-A people can have a cyber-finger in both social media pies. And most of us do. This is why twitterers are always tweeting links to their pages, photo … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellany
Tagged activists, artists, blogging, Facebook, social media, social networking, Twitter, writers
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Facebook blocks blogspot(dot)ca
UPDATE–June 7, 2012: The problem now seems to be solved. It is once again possible to post links from blogspot.ca to Facebook. UPDATE–May 31, 2012: The problem described below extends beyond blogspot.ca. Facebook is also blocking all links from blogspot.co.uk … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Blogger, blogspot, censorship, computers, Facebook, Google, Internet, social media, technology
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Punctuation Saves Lives!
I’m not sure where this originated, but it’s been going wild on Facebook the last few days. And it’s true! 😉
Posted in Humor, Miscellany
Tagged English, Facebook, Grammar, Humor, Literacy, Punctuation
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Wired Words Festival in Victoria
Just back from yesterday’s fantastic Wired Words Festival in Victoria, BC, held in the 19th century Law Courts housed in what is now the Maritime Museum in Victoria’s Inner Harbour. Talk about a steampunk experience! Sixty writers discussing and learning … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Events, News
Tagged blogging, digital marketing, digital technology, eBooks, Facebook, Federation of BC Writers, Kim Goldberg, new media, Twitter, Victoria BC, Wired Words
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Power to the Tweeple!
It’s official – I’m a twit! That is to say I am now tweeting, and have been for a couple of months. I went with @KimPigSquash for my twitter handle, which is not a bad choice since it is also … Continue reading
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