Salach, Cin 1998, 2006
Tuesday, May 4, 2006
Wednesday, April 29, 1998
A Formal Feeling Comes: A program celebrating multi-formalism
with Debra Bruce, Annie Finch, John Frederick Nims, and Paulette Roeske
A Formal Feeling Comes: A program celebrating multi-formalism
with Debra Bruce, Annie Finch, John Frederick Nims, and Paulette Roeske
This is what I was afraid of:
This paper this thought lines
dividing white space lines dividing
nothing.
This exhaustion this futility
this game or promise.
– Cin Salach, “specifically”
Broadside of “specifically” by Cin Salach.
Watch Cin Salach read some of her poetry:
Wind drunk
women may leave
most men to cry
over raw pink
skies and lazy gardens
– Cin Salach, “Wind Drunk Women”
Read this interview with Cin Salach from the Windy City Times:
OLD WRITER, NEW LESBIAN: CIN SALACH – Gay Lesbian Bi Trans News Archive – Windy City Times
Writer cin salach’s name is synonymous with the performance/slam poetry scene in Chicago and around the country. She is the author of the poetry collection Looking for a Soft Place to Land ( Tia Chucha Press, Chicago, 1996 ) , and until just a few years ago, she was married to a man.
