Semicolons are my favorite piece of punctuation, and now there's an article about them in The New York Times; I couldn't be happier.

(An Explanatory Note: The following went up on the blog that I started after this website went down, in mid-July of 2007. It's been on that blog since, but now that my website is operational again, I thought that I'd repost it here.)

27 February 2007 - 27 August 2007

The Fresno Poets' Association is hosting a reading on 7 February 2008 in celebration of Philip Levine's 80th birthday, and I'm lucky enough to have been asked to be one of the readers.

After being down since the middle of last July, my website's up and running again. As soon as I have anything interesting to write, you'll be the first to know.

If my reading's a disaster, hopefully he can save the evening for us both with some hot guitar playing.

Rove, the President’s chief political adviser—the “architect,” Bush has called him, of his 2004 victory over John Kerry—has been a man of constant troubles: Valerie Plame troubles, U.S. Attorney-firing troubles, and, most of all, collapse-of-the-Republican Party troubles.

My favorite Aimee memory: It’s 2000, late November.