If you answered A, B, C or D, consider taking The Comedy of Life, Death & Art this spring at KSW. During the course of this eight-week workshop, you’ll experiment with creative nonfiction essays, film, music, standup comedy, sketch comedy, and other genres, all toward finding your voice and revealing the existing comedy nuggets.
First session is May 5, so sign yourself up now here.
About the instructor: Samantha Chanse is a writer, performer, and organizer with a bunch of years experience working in community arts, as well as working as a theater writer and performer, including sketch and standup comedy. She’s written & performed a couple solo theater pieces, and has done some other stuff. She’s also a former KSW staff person and current KSW board member.
You could raise $2000 (wowza!) for KSW just by writing a haiku. Please be our poetic hero by submitting up to 5 technology-themed haikus to Zero Divide’s contest.
Need inspiration? Check out haikus already submitted on KSW’s behalf. Thanks so much to everyone who has entered for us!
Why can’t I see the
Correct CAPTCHA symbols here?
Must not be human.
–Mike Gubser
she seems lost in thought
downcast eyes…meditating?
it’s a Blackberry
–Elisa Oh
in work’s solitude
the babble of twitter feed
gives voice to the world.
–Sam
hands stuck on keyboard,
digital life is my life,
distracts me from truth
–albert ok
LinkedIn to Twitter
Friendster and MySpace you suck
Facebook is my friend
–Yasmine Gomez
If you’d like to publish your haiku on the KSW blog, please drop it in the comments section, and I will add it to the post. Thanks, hope you’ll share with us –Lisa
–Lisa