[stylist] stylist Digest, Vol 72, Issue 13

Thu Apr 15 14:33:25 UTC 2010

Hi Lori,
I think there's a lot of folkies who are involved in other types of 
music. The man who runs the Cranberry Coffeehouse in Binghamton, NY is a 
high school band director and the editor of Sing Out! magazine plays the 
clarinet.
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loristay wrote:
> I sing with a choral group, mostly show music, but folk music is my love.
> Gee, I'm glad I'm not alone.
> Lori
> On Apr 14, 2010, at 6:31:39 PM, "Donna Hill" <penatwork at epix.net> wrote:
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> From:   "Donna Hill" <penatwork at epix.net>
> Subject:    Re: [stylist] stylist Digest, Vol 72, Issue 13
> Date:   April 14, 2010 6:31:39 PM EDT
> To: "Writer's Division Mailing List" <stylist at nfbnet.org>
> Hi Kerry,
> Sounds like all of the folkies are coming out of the closet. *grin* 
> We're heading up to New Platz, NY for the weekend to see David Mallet, 
> my all-time favorite songwriter. It's about a four hour drive from here, 
> but it's the closest he'll be for a long time. I think it's near the Hudson.
>
> Good luck with your novel in progress. I am in the process of re writing 
> the beginning of mine after some comments from my husband. I do hope 
> it's done this year, though I'll miss having it to work on. I guess I 
> better leave some things unresolved so I can do a sequel.
> Donna
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>
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> Kerry Thompson wrote:
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>> Hi friends,
>>
>> Susan, it's been absolute ages! How are things at the Blind Catholics list?
>>
>> Donna, I haven't been paying attention; didn't know you're a Folk musician. I too like Folk and would love to see a revival. How exciting for you to work with Sing Out!
>>
>> Hi Joe. I remember you from a number of years back. Good to see you again.. It's funny; what you say about your writing applies to mine as well to an extent. I have a lot of unfinished work in the computer. Also, I recently dusted off a piece started years ago, a piece which is currently almost novel-length. I hope to finish it this year. I'm currently editing an anthology for the Division. E-mail me for details if you're interested.
>>
>> Welcome, Brad. It's unsafe to publish your phone number.
>>
>> Hey, Robert! Have you not been getting my e-mails?
>>
>> Hi Jim. Missed you at the last monthly meeting.
>>
>> At that last meeting it was suggested that we each provide a sample of our writing, to be read by ourselves or someone else. I'd like to provide a chapter from Marooner's Haven, my current project (novel in progress). Thing is, I can't read it myself. Also, the chapter I have in mind has a male viewpoint character; so, it would be best read by a person of the male persuasion. So, err, if Rovert or Jim would be so kind, I'd greatly appreciate it.. I hate to be so pushy, but it's that or not participate.
>>
>> Solidarity and Peace,
>> Kerry
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