Archive for the 'CME Archive (interviews, reviews, podcasts)' Category

December 1, 2009 “An odd but brilliant critique of curriculum that ignores the working people who produce all wealth” posted in CME Archive (interviews, reviews, podcasts) tagged Coal Mountain Elementary
November 30, 2009 CME in Huffington Post (Inspiring 2009 Books For A Clean Energy Future) posted in CME Archive (interviews, reviews, podcasts) tagged Coal Mountain Elementary
November 10, 2009 Documentary Poetics/Chicago Public Radio posted in CME Archive (interviews, reviews, podcasts), Events tagged Coal Mountain Elementary
September 7, 2009 Appearance on Heartland Labor Forum posted in CME Archive (interviews, reviews, podcasts) tagged Coal Mountain Elementary, labor history, Public Radio
July 24, 2009 CME reviewed in Bookforum posted in CME Archive (interviews, reviews, podcasts), Mine Disasters tagged coal mine, Coal Mountain Elementary, died, killed, miner, mountaintop removal
July 21, 2009 New interview on “The Progressive Radio Show” posted in CME Archive (interviews, reviews, podcasts) tagged Coal Mountain Elementary, politics, Progressive
July 12, 2009 Good Reads for a Bad Economy posted in CME Archive (interviews, reviews, podcasts) tagged Coal Mountain Elementary
June 11, 2009 Poetry Foundation podcast on CME posted in CME Archive (interviews, reviews, podcasts) tagged coal mine, Coal Mountain Elementary, died, killed, miner
June 6, 2009 New Hampshire Public Radio interview posted in CME Archive (interviews, reviews, podcasts) tagged Coal Mountain Elementary
May 29, 2009 In These Times reviews Coal Mountain posted in CME Archive (interviews, reviews, podcasts) tagged Coal Mountain Elementary, independent bookstore, infoshop

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Mark Nowak is the author of Coal Mountain Elementary (Coffee House Press, 2009) and Shut Up Shut Down (Coffee House Press, 2004). For the past several years he has been designing and facilitating “poetry dialogues” with Ford autoworkers in the United States and South Africa (through the UAW and NUMSA), striking clerical workers (through AFSCME 3800), Muslim/Somali nurses and healthcare workers (through Rufaidah), and others. Nowak’s writings on new labor poetics have recently appeared in Goth: Undead Subculture (Duke, 2007), American Poets in the 21st Century: The New Poetics (Wesleyan, 2007), The Progressive, and elsewhere. A native of Buffalo, New York, he currently works as Director of the Rose O\’Neill Literary House at Washington College in Chestertown, Maryland. For information on bookings, contact Speak Out Now: The Institute for Democratic Education and Culture.

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