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Radio
www.chuo.fm
Click Here is a one
hour interview-based programme broadcast on CHUO-FM89
(and at www.chuo.fm)
Wednesdays at 5 pm. It deals with the arts,
socio-political issues, and community events.
You can find out more about Click here by checking out our
web site at:
http://web.ncf.ca/fk055
Mitchell Caplan
Producer/host
Click here
CKCU-FM
Radio
Here in Ottawa,
Carleton University's radio station. Literary
events friendly, and a good place on your radio dial (93.1 FM) to listen to
related programs and notices of upcoming events. CKCU is live on the
web: www.ckcufm.com
Third World Players
(TWP)
Can be heard Thursdays at 6:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight or Standard
Time, at 93.1 on the FM dial in the National Capital Region, and on
the Internet at CKCU-FM Radio
For more information, contact:
C. Lloyd Stanford
President
Third World Players
(613) 745-4125
Fax: (613) 746-5448
E-mail: stanford@ncf.ca
The Biblio File Radio Program
Time: 6:00-7:00 am EST Monday
mornings
Location: Ottawa, Canada Radio: CKCU 93.1 FM.
World, Web: WWW.CKCUFM.COM
Host: Nigel Beale, writer, broadcaster, bibliophile.
Audience: Anyone with an interest in books, from tots to nonagenarians and
up.
A modest Mission Statement: To produce the best radio program on books in
the world.
Goal: To provide listeners with intense, entertaining and informative
interviews and discussion about all matters related to books.
Format: Each program contains a short blurb describing acknowledged classic
works, 20-30 minute interviews with accomplished authors, short serialized
conversations with book collectors, book sellers, publishers, designers,
conservators, librarians; literary trivia and top 10 lists, and readings
from exceptional new/unpublished writers. On occasion, shows will be
dedicated to the discussion of Shakespearean plays and other works in the
Western Cannon with knowledgeable academics.
Feedback is invited: notabene@nigelbeale.com
Television
No information
provided at this time
Internet
Poems of the Week Website
The Parliamentary Poet Laureate,
Mrs. Pauline Michel,
is proud to announce that the « Poems of the Week »
website is now again online. Mrs. Michel has
relaunched this website dedicated to Canadian poets
and their poems on June 5th. This project has been set
up by the previous Poet laureate, Mr. George Bowering,
in 2002.
From now on and until the end of Mrs. Michels mandate
on November 16th, readers will have access to poems
written by 48 living Canadian poets invited to share
their poetry. These poets come from all around the
country, they are from several ethnic origins, they
are women as well as men. Their work is already well
known or will soon be. French writers and English
writers are equally represented.
Two new poems will be available each week : one in
French, the other in English. Previous poems will
remain online in the archive section so readers can
read them until the end of the project.
Visit this out of the ordinary website, which makes
the promotion of Canadian poets and contributes in
its way to the Canadian literature radiance.
http://www.parl.gc.ca/Information/about/people/poet/index.asp?lang=e¶m=4&id=1
Source: P. Michel
poeteparlement@yahoo.ca
Canadian Poetry Reviews
http://www.poetryreviews.ca/
rob's clever blog
www.robmclennan.blogspot.com
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