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Tag Archives: Vancouver Island
Undetectable – Nanaimo Launch Photos
I had a great time launching Undetectable today at Nanaimo Harbourfront Library. Undetectable is my haibun poetry account of my Hepatitis C journey and recent cure. The audience made good use of the question period after, which has been … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Events, Health, Poetry
Tagged Basho, Canadian authors, Gilead Sciences, Harvoni, Hepatitis C, Vancouver Island
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Undetectable – Launch Dates & Readings
Here are some of my scheduled launches and readings for my latest book, Undetectable – my haibun poetry account of my Hepatitis C journey and recent cure. Everyone is welcome at these events, and questions are encouraged. All events are … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Events, Poetry, Politics
Tagged BC authors, books, Gabriola Island, haibun, Hepatitis C, Kim Goldberg, Ladysmith, Nanaimo, Vancouver Island, Victoria
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Nanaimo poet pens book about Hep C Journey
For Immediate Release January 29, 2016 Nanaimo poet pens book about Hepatitis C journey Award-winning poet Kim Goldberg never thought she would live to see a cure for Hepatitis C. When the cure arrived and Goldberg reaped the victory, it … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Health, News, Poetry
Tagged Canadian authors, Canadian poets, Harvoni, Hepatitis C, Kim Goldberg, medicine, Vancouver Island
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Sharing the Fire – Uncivilisation Gathering on Vancouver Island Aug 2015
by Kim Goldberg May 14, 2015 When: August 28-30, 2015 Where: Thistledown Farm, 2869 Cedar Road, Nanaimo, BC V9X 1K3 What: A creative think-tank of writers and artists Accommodation: Mostly tenting Cost: $60 (US or Canadian funds) – includes basic … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Poetry
Tagged activism, Art, artists, Cascadia, Dark Mountain Project, Nanaimo, Thistledown Farm, Uncivilisation Gathering, Vancouver Island, writers
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Day after the vote (haiku)
Day after the vote: at the dock the kingfisher has changed his perch (poem © kim goldberg)
Posted in Poetry
Tagged birds, birdwatching, haiku, Nanaimo, Nanaimo Elections, nature, nature photography, Politics, Vancouver Island
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Note to Self: Simplify!
“Our life is frittered away by detail. Simplify, simplify, simplify! I say, let your affairs be as two or three, and not a hundred or a thousand; instead of a million count half a dozen, and keep your accounts on … Continue reading
Remembering David Weston
David J. Weston, April 15, 1935–August 10, 2014, Nanaimo, BC by Kim Goldberg August 22, 2014 Longtime social activist and political philosopher David J. Weston passed away earlier this month, on August 10, 2014, at the age of 79. His … Continue reading
Shield
SHIELD Kim Goldberg On this solstice morning through slits of light in the privacy screen I planted to shield myself from my neighbour (who is in no way offensive but merely there) I glimpse pieces of a doe gliding past— … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged Kim Goldberg, Nanaimo, nature, photography, Privacy, solitude, summer solstice, Vancouver Island, wildlife
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Tragic News of Roy Ostling
Kim Goldberg June 7, 2014 ~ Well-known Nanaimo photographer and writer Roy Ostling disappeared more than a week ago, on May 29. Yesterday, we received the tragic news that Roy’s body had been found in Surrey. This is the message Roy’s … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Brant Festival, Crimson Coast Dance Society, Nanaimo, photography, Qualicum, Qualicum Institute, Roy Ostling, Vancouver Island
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MISSING: Roy Ostling (Nanaimo)
June 7, 2014 UPDATE: Last night, Roy Ostling’s sister posted the following announcement on Facebook for the many hundreds of people who had mobilized to help search for Roy: “Dear friends, Thank you all for your tremendous support and compassion. Sadly, … Continue reading