Asa Boxer reading at Zeke's Gallery last night
Howdy!
If you would like to hear it, click here. Stream it, ogg vorbis. [12:54 minutes, 12.4 MB]
A wicked cool picture of Asa in action!
According to this site, Mr. Boxer "was born and raised in Montreal. He lived in Israel for 10 years, during which period he pursued a BA in History and English Literature. He graduated with an MA from McGill's English Literature Department in the spring of 2004, and won McGill's Mona Adilman Prize for Poetry. Currently, he catalogues rare books and first editions for an online bookstore and writes the occasional book review for Books in Canada. He has a book upcoming in the Signal Editions series (Vehicule Press) and a chapbook in the works with Montreal Books Press." Also what the website doesn't mention is that he won first prize for poetry in the 2004 CBC Literary Awards.
But in checking out his online presence, I came across this Asa Boxer, who will not be confused with the author. But if you love Asa, you might also get a giggle out of these.
If you would like to hear it, click here. Stream it, ogg vorbis. [12:54 minutes, 12.4 MB]
A wicked cool picture of Asa in action!
According to this site, Mr. Boxer "was born and raised in Montreal. He lived in Israel for 10 years, during which period he pursued a BA in History and English Literature. He graduated with an MA from McGill's English Literature Department in the spring of 2004, and won McGill's Mona Adilman Prize for Poetry. Currently, he catalogues rare books and first editions for an online bookstore and writes the occasional book review for Books in Canada. He has a book upcoming in the Signal Editions series (Vehicule Press) and a chapbook in the works with Montreal Books Press." Also what the website doesn't mention is that he won first prize for poetry in the 2004 CBC Literary Awards.
But in checking out his online presence, I came across this Asa Boxer, who will not be confused with the author. But if you love Asa, you might also get a giggle out of these.
posted by Zeke's, the Montreal Art Gallery on 7.7.06
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