Sacramento Poetry Center
A wonderful reading this evening with Charles Coe at the Sacramento Poetry Center, hosted by Indigo Moore.
Two Readings
I was asked to read THESE TWO POEMS from Liberation – New Works on Freedom from Internationally Renowned Poets for the Terezin Music Foundation.
In honor of America: 1776 – 2020
AN ABECEDARIUM OF COWARDICE — for the Republican senators of the 116th Congress of The United States A is for Acquiesce: In each instance, you chose to call your willingness to give in to a tyrant’s wishes a tactical retreat, even though you had no further tactics in mind. B is for Back down. You […]
A Fable
I’ve made a few minor edits on this one, posted a while back, and thought it apt: THE END OF TIME: A SHORT PLAY Scene 1: (Idyllic setting: a family is picnicking on the grass.) ENTER Chicken Little (running): The sky is falling! The sky is falling! (Confusion. Alarm.) EXEUNT ALL Scene 2: […]
Jamming with great novelists, Chapter 1
Great time last night playing music with friend and colleague Steve Yarbrough. Here’s our cover of “Blue Car” by Greg Brown.
A Dispatch from Prague
At the intersection of poetry and music (and architecture), the hair goes up on the back of my neck:
I have seen the light
I’m a law-abiding American patriot, a sportsman, and a firm believer in the 2nd amendment, but I’m turning in my M24 Chaffee tank.
RICHARD HOFFMAN 
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