1. Poems By Wanda Phipps Wanda Phipps. WORKING NOTES by Wanda Phipps. The morning poem is partof a series. Inspired by other writers who have done the same http://www.scc.rutgers.edu/however/v1_3_2000/current/new-writing/phipps.html

Wanda Phipps WORKING NOTES by Wanda Phipps The morning poem is part of a series. Inspired by other writers who have done the same, I wrote a poem every morning upon waking. It lasted for a few months and I wound up with around 60 or so poems. I wanted to investigate the hypnogogic state, that weird and wonderful place that holds bits of dreams of the night before, recent and not so recent memories and subtle visions for the future. They ended up being documents of dailiness with more than a few surprising twists. In the other poem I suppose I did the same thing only in a fully awakened state (or the closest that most of us get to that). Like most of my poems they deal with desire, sensation, female energy and the visceral nature of language. TWO POEMS: Untitled morning poem #28 UNTITLED language is essentially the same under differences people are essentially ambiguous my hands and feet are always colder than the rest of my body his hair all over his body is very long and fine and energy is always separate ends of the same thing her pale toes were black with mud that night and i saw the lawn sprinklers on broadway water pedestrians

2. Wanda Phipps WANDA PHIPPS. YOUR LAST ILLUSION or Break Up Sonnets. (inspired byTed Berrigan's Sonnets). 1. what a planet! what a life! what http://depthome.brooklyn.cuny.edu/english/bkrvw/wanda.htm

WANDA PHIPPS YOUR LAST ILLUSION or Break Up Sonnets (inspired by Ted Berrigan's Sonnets) "what a planet!" "what a life!" "what a concept!" right now I feel can hardly imagine us not right now like this I can sit here for a while "the muscles around your eyes how they move in recognition" can enjoy this for a while what will my mother say? who sleeps with who? I sleep with you "this is as good as it gets" easiest Sunday pleasing trips the accusative clause and disjunctive grace shines stupidly you're a brazen life what a Mexico sexy rain sounding more like a turn for the better I, you and everything once again fucking speech to lie in seriously individual slumber wake up and be still! feel that different engine turning book with memory but stick around for this r e t u r n

3. Wanda Phipps Wanda Phipps lives in Brooklyn and loves strawberry cheesecake,.Earl Grey tea, backrubs and vodka tonics. http://www.canwehaveourballback.com/phippsbio.htm

Wanda Phipps lives in Brooklyn and loves strawberry cheesecake, Earl Grey tea, back-rubs and vodka tonics.

4. TWO LINES Contributors - Wanda Phipps Wanda Phipps. Wanda Phipps, a poet journalist, dramaturg, and translator,was born in Washington, DC. She was educated at Barnard http://www.twolines.com/bios/phipps.html

Wanda Phipps Wanda Phipps, a poet journalist, dramaturg, and translator, was born in Washington, DC. She was educated at Barnard College, American Conservatory Theatre, and Naropa Institute. Her poems and translations have appeared in over thirty journals, and her work with Virlana Tkacz has been collected in the volume Ten Years of Poetry From the Yara Theatre Workshops at Harvard . She is a founding member and dramaturg of Yara Arts Group. TWO LINES Credits: Crossings (2000) Languages/Expertise: Buryat Mongolian Email: URL: Mail: Phone: Fax: Top Home Issues Contributors ... Email

5. Phipps Wanda Phipps Moving. I'm moving can't stay inside a thought long enoughto look around to pin it down but it's okay that's the lesson http://www.thing.net/~sabina/valentine/phipps.html

Wanda Phipps Moving I'm moving can't stay inside a thought long enough to look around to pin it down but it's okay that's the lesson anyway It's moving let it go take the flow keep moving one sock looks black one looks blue from here slipping into other's lives like a tourist real concerns don't concern me now I'm living to learn each moment I'm moving fog covers 208 Italian lovers squirm a thick unease quivers around the edges of September bungy cord popped on my luggage carrier there's a white rocking chair in the maroon guest room just like the one I like to think my mother would have liked when she said she'd like a rocking chair this one has white cushions with pale gray polka dots, stripes and frilly edges my mother died because she was poor it all keeps moving he says open up butterfly when we make love I look like his old love he looks like mine he helps me remember the days when every step was a mystery now my ankles ache I'm moving through it he watches a stripper as if she was a rock star queen of glamour he calls me love goddess and I dance in a warehouse at midnite after losing my clothes want to let it all go but can't throw away this yearning to know what it is this moment this now just know I'm moving there's a fugitive puppy camped out on the couch and baby's brought a stop sign home stillness runs through this rushing to do nothing and I pray to know it to hold it hold onto it but it's all moving I keep moving but it's okay that's the lesson anyway it's all moving let it go

6. Wanda Phipps Wanda Phipps. Growing Pains Diaries and Drawings from the Years19081917. Teaching Reading at Home and School A Step by Step http://www.artistactoractress.com/author/p/phipps_wanda.html

Wanda Phipps Growing Pains : Diaries and Drawings from the Years 1908-1917 Teaching Reading at Home and School : A Step by Step Guide to Foundational Language Arts Authors: P ArtistActorActress.com

7. State Of The Union shock_hack, Voice Crack, Desire, Wanda phipps wanda Phipps (words, vocals),Joel Schlemowitz (percussion, engineering, mixing), Gerbil Wheel, We, Loverman, http://www.emfmedia.org/catalog/em128/tracks1283.html

What's new Catalog Artists Where to buy ... Back State of the Union Disc 3 A Chinese Clicking Duck Music in 5 Parts Misha Feigin and Steve Good Misha Feigin (voice, guitar, balalaika, and a concept), Steve Good (B-clarinet, recording) A Screw into the Universe Murat Nehmet-Nejat High Jump Ned Rothenberg Ned Rothenberg (solo alto sax)v Puck Nicolas Collins e-solitude Nicolas Dias Nicholas Dias (technical data, samples, guitar, processing, editing) Coin Toss Norman Yamada o>blaat Double Tongued Oblique: Derek Briunsma and Steve Buchanan (alto sax, effect processing) Office Products y: Doug Theriault and David Chandler Is Jerusaleme? Ori Kaplan and Geoff Mann Ori Kaplan (A sax, keys), Geoff Mann (drums, mandoline, trumpet) One Minute Political Song PAK: Ron Anderson (guitar, voice), Will Redmond (guitar), Jesse Krakow (bass, voice), Race Age (drums) Interdependence Particle Data Group: Steve Swell (trombone), Gregg Bendian (vibes), Bruce Eisenbeil (guitar)

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10. Welcome To Mind Honey All about the poetry and other creative activities of writer/performer wanda phipps. Homepage maintained by the author. http://www.users.interport.net/~wanda

M I N D H O N E Y You can reach me at: wanda@interport.net There are a lot of links to cool sites and cool info. to be found here, so click on anything that sparks your interest. This site is still slowly evolving so look forward to more links and more visuals in the near future. Enjoy! Visitors to this site:

11. Wanda Phipps @ Catharton Authors wanda phipps and resources concerning her works. Catharton Authors P phipps, wanda. wanda phipps http://www.catharton.com/authors/3143.htm

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12. Phipps Bio - Title wanda phipps Photo by Joel Schlemowitz wanda phipps, is a poet, translator, dramaturg and journalist. wanda's poems have appeared in over thirty journals including Exquisite Corpse, Transfer, Red Tape, The World, Hanging Loose, Sensitive Skin, Long http://www.bigbridge.org/Site/Text/Bios/Phipps_Bio.html

Wanda Phipps Photo by Joel Schlemowitz Wanda Phipps, is a poet, translator, dramaturg and journalist. Wanda's poems have appeared in over thirty journals including Exquisite Corpse , Transfer, Red Tape, The World , Hanging Loose, Sensitive Skin , Long Shot, Agni Review and the Webzines $lavery: Cyberzine of the Arts and Handymag . She's performed her work live all over the U.S. as well as on the CDs State Of The Union (Atavistic Records) produced by Elliott Sharp, Poemfone Vol. 1: New Word Order (Tomato Records) and the audio cassette magazines We and A Sheep On The Bus . Her work can currently been found in four anthologies: Oblek: Writing From The New Coast, The Unbearables (Autonomedia), Valentine and Verses That Hurt: Pleasure And Pain From The Poemfone Poets (St. Martin's Press). She's also received awards from the New York Foundation for the Arts, Agni Review , the National Theatre Fund and the New York State Council on the Arts. Her translations with Virlana Tkacz of Ukrainian poems have also appeared in several journals and anthologies including: From Three Worlds: New Writing From Ukraine (Glas/Zephyr) , A Kingdom Of Fallen Statues: Poems And Essays By Oksana Zabuzhko (Wellspring) , Worlds Of Visions International Anthology, and Eastern Visions Anthology . Wanda coordinated the Monday Night Reading/Performance Series of The Poetry Project at St. Mark's Church

13. Wanda Phipps Bio wanda phipps Photo by Joel Schlemowitz wanda phipps is a poet, journalist, dramaturg and translator. Her poems have appeared in over thirty journals including Exquisite Corpse, Transfer, Red Tape, The World, Hanging Loose, Sensitive Skin, Long Shot http://www.bigbridge.org/Issue2/Text/Bios/Phipps_Bio.html

Wanda Phipps Photo by Joel Schlemowitz Wanda Phipps is a poet, journalist, dramaturg and translator. Her poems have appeared in over thirty journals including Exquisite Corpse, Transfer, Red Tape, The World , Hanging Loose, Sensitive Skin , Long Shot, Agni Review and the Webzines $lavery: Cyberzine of the Arts Brooklyn Review Online Poormag and Handymag . She has a chapbook Lunch Poems published by BOOG Literature. She's also the co-editor of the Internet Arts Zine Big Bridge and on the editorial board for the New York City based literary magazine LUNGFULL!. Wanda's performed her work live all over the U.S. as well as on the CDs State Of The Union (Atavistic Records) produced by Elliott Sharp, Poemfone: New Word Order (Tomato Records) (you can hear an audio sample of my poem and purchase the cd online at Music Boulevard ) and the audio cassette magazines We and A Sheep On The Bus . Her work can currently been found in three anthologies: Oblek: Writing From The New Coast, The Unbearables (Autonomedia) Valentine and Verses That Hurt: Pleasure And Pain From The Poemfone Poets (St. Martin's Press)

14. Welcome To Mind Honey wanda pix I’m wanda phipps and this is MIND HONEY a place for all myfavorite things, things that sweeten the mind and tickle the fancy. http://users.rcn.com/wanda.interport/

M I N D H O N E Y You can reach me at: wanda@interport.net There are a lot of links to cool sites and cool info. to be found here, so click on anything that sparks your interest. This site is still slowly evolving so look forward to more links and more visuals in the near future. Enjoy! Visitors to this site:

15. Wanda Phipps Interview r e a d m e a magazine of poetics Issue 4, Spring/Summer 2001 www.jps.net/nada/issuefour.htmGary Sullivan. wanda phipps Interview. http://users.rcn.com/wanda.interport/readme.html

r e a d m e a magazine of poetics Issue #4, Spring/Summer 2001 www.jps.net/nada/issuefour.htm Gary Sullivan Wanda Phipps Interview Part One Gary Sullivan: Let's start with the series of yours I'm most familiar with, the "Morning Poems." The collection of these you've sent along goes from "Morning Poem #1 - 9/15" to "Morning Poem #66 - 11/16." I'm assuming, given that, that this is one of those Bernadette Mayer-type of extended-period experiments, where you've set up a series of parameters (write something each day, right after you've woken up, or maybe prior to 12:00 noon, etc.), and what we have, now, is the result of that? I'm wondering if you could talk about the process of putting these poems together, how they were generated, and what you discovered, what was revealed to you, as you went along. Wanda Phipps: Although I have been greatly influenced by Bernadette Mayer's work and have studied with her, the "Morning Poems" series wasn't inspired by a Bernadette Mayer experiment at all but by some of Mitch Highfill's poems in his book

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18. The World Of Poetry - The Reading Series - Virlana Tkacz & Wanda Phipps Virlana Tkacz wanda phipps have been translating contemporary Ukrainianliterature as a team since 1989. They were awarded the http://www.worldofpoetry.org/rs_phipps.htm

Virlana Tkacz Wanda Phipps have been translating contemporary Ukrainian literature as a team since 1989. They were awarded the Translation Prize given by Agni and Boston University, as well as the National Theatre Translation Fund Award. They are also recipients of three translation grants from the New York State Council on the Arts. Currently, they are translating Ukrainian folk songs, tales and incantations. Their translations have appeared in the journals: Agni Index On Censorship Visions International Our Life, and Beacons , as well as in the anthologies From Three Worlds: New Writing From Ukraine A Kingdom of Fallen Statues: Poems and Essays by Oksana Zabuzhko and Leading Contemporary Poets, both published by Poetry International Press. Translations by Tkacz and Phipps have been integral to many theater pieces created by Yara Arts Group , a resident company at La Mama Experimental Theatre. The poems of Pavlo Tychyna formed the core of A Light From The East Explosions . This piece was presented as a work-in-progress for The Poetry Project at St. Mark’s Church in November 1991 and opened at La Mama in January 1992. Their translation of one of the poems, Natalka Bilotserkivets’s "May," was published by Boston

19. Torres Interview The Gentle Cacophony of Edwin Torres by wanda phipps Edwin Torres is a tall, thin, spectacled, goateed poet who has cast his spell over many Downtown poetry and performance hotspots. the next day at Veselka's, a much quieter Ukrainian diner. wanda phipps Edwin, tell me a bit about your background? http://www.users.interport.net/~wanda/torres.html

The Gentle Cacophony of Edwin Torres by Wanda Phipps Edwin Torres is a tall, thin, spectacled, goateed poet who has cast his spell over many Downtown poetry and performance hotspots. Whether working with dancers, conducting musicians and poets in his "Poet's Neurotica" evenings or performing solo, he always creates an intensely explosive yet playful atmosphere by orchestrating lush, luxurious sound. His deep melodious voice forages through rounded vowels, chopped syllables, and stretched whispers. He's been found practicing his alchemy at the Poetry Project, Dixon Place, P.S. 122 and the Performing Garage. Recently, he represented New York City in the National Poetry Slam in Boston. This Po-Mo griot also won the Nuyorican Poets Cafe's First Annual Prize for Fresh Poetry and is the author of I Hear Things People Haven't Really Said New York Press pronounced him Best Performing Poet this year saying: "Torres has become magnificent...innovative and refined. His bent for soul bending language play is without equal." Ethan Petitt of Nose Magazine says "instead of 'sounding things', he 'things' sounds, so that words and meanings go ka-plunk like soft percussion."

20. Wanda Phipps Interview Gary Sullivan. wanda phipps Interview. This interview began by emailin the summer of 2000. At some point, frustrated with the slowness http://home.jps.net/~nada/phipps.htm

Gary Sullivan Wanda Phipps Interview [This interview began by email in the summer of 2000. At some point, frustrated with the slowness of the exchange, we decided to meet up at a café in Brooklyn and continue the interview verbally. Following this dialogue, Wanda sent along a few more emails in clarification of some of her verbal answers, and these have been incorporated into the present piece.] Part One Gary Sullivan: Let's start with the series of yours I'm most familiar with, the "Morning Poems." The collection of these you've sent along goes from "Morning Poem #1 - 9/15" to "Morning Poem #66 - 11/16." I'm assuming, given that, that this is one of those Bernadette Mayer-type of extended-period experiments, where you've set up a series of parameters (write something each day, right after you've woken up, or maybe prior to 12:00 noon, etc.), and what we have, now, is the result of that? I'm wondering if you could talk about the process of putting these poems together, how they were generated, and what you discovered, what was revealed to you, as you went along. Wanda Phipps: Although I have been greatly influenced by Bernadette Mayer's work and have studied with her, the "Morning Poems" series wasn't inspired by a Bernadette Mayer experiment at all but by some of Mitch Highfill's poems in his book

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