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World Poet Founder and Host Reads in Brazil!

By worldpoetry on February 5, 2009 - 11:38pm

El poeta chileno canadiense Alejandro Mujica Olea, tendrá un recital para los chilenos residentes de Sao Paulo, Brasil. Animara el acto el poeta Benito Alvarez Fonseca y abrirá el evento la poetisa chilena brasileira Mary Garrido.

Domingo 8 de Febrero 2009 a las 6:00 PM

Localizado en el Conjunto Residencial Interlagos, Barrió Jardín Umuarama

San Paulo, Brasil.

El 24 de Enero dio una lectura el poeta Mujica, en Villarrica, Chile, donde fue muy aplaudido y felicitado.

El tercer concierto poeto a realizarse en Brasilia, Brasil fue suspendido.

The Chilean Canadian poet World Poetry Founder and host Alejandro Mujica Olea, has an upcoming recital for the Chilean residents of Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Animating the act is the poet Benito Alvarez Fonseca and opening the event is the Chilean Brazilian poet, Mary Garrido.

Sunday, February 8th at 6 :00 pm, Joined Residences, Barrio Jardin Umuarama, San Paulo, Brazil.

On January 24, the poet Mujica read in Villarrica, Chile where he was greatly applauded and praised.

The third reading in Brazilia, Brazil has been suspended due to travel problems.

Poet Laureate George McWhirter to read on the World Poetry Café Radio Show!

By worldpoetry on May 10, 2007 - 3:00pm

Poet Laureate George McWhirter to read on the World Poetry Café Radio Show!
The World Poetry Café Radio Show, with hosts Ariadne Sawyer and Alejandro Mujica-Olea are proud to feature the poet laureate of Vancouver May 15, beginning at 9:00 pm. on CFRO, 102.7 FM. For internet connections, go to www.coopradio.org and follow the links. For satellite: Starchoice 845.
McWhirter's first book, Catalan Poems (Oberon, 1971), shared the 1972 Commonwealth Prize with Chinua Achebe’s Cry Soul Brother; McWhirter's novel Cage (Oberon), about a B.C. priest in Mexico, won the Ethel Wilson Fiction Prize in 1988; and he has received the League of Canadian Poets Canadian Chapbook Prize (for Ovid in Saskatchewan, 1998), the F.R. Scott Prize for Translation (1988), the Commonwealth Poetry Prize (1972), the Macmillan Prize for Poetry (1969) and a Killam Prize (1998) for his teaching.
Please tune in and listen to this amazing poet and person!
Co-host Ariadne Sawyer says:” We are please to welcome George to our World Poetry Family!
For more information: ariadnes@uniserve.com

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