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Poetic Brew
A Poetry Open Mic with the flavor of San Diego's original Poetic Brew, set in the warm and friendly venue of Rebecca's Coffeehouse in South Park and hosted by the warm and friendly Eber Lambert. Read up to 3 poems or for 3 minutes and 33 seconds. There's sure to be some of your favorite locals reading, plus a different feature poet each month. So bring your good stuff and take the Open Mic stage. Stay tuned for the Poetic Brew webpage where we plan to post selected readings recorded each month at the Open Mic. MySpace users should befriend the New Poetic Brew MySpace page to stay in touch and network with fellow poets. July Feature—Heather Fowler
August Feature—Simone Edwards Simone Edwards is a graduate from San Diego State University with a BA in Dramatic Arts. She is a playwright, director, producer, poet, and lyricist. She currently serves as a licensed minister at the Church of Jesus Christ of the Apostolic Faith. She also serves as host for the internet radio show "Today’s Issues," which she co-founded and co-created, Fridays, 5-6 pm. (www.GlobalGospelBroadcasting.com.) As a poet she has performed at venues throughout San Diego County. Her plays have been performed at the San Diego Repertory Theater and at local churches. Her current one-act, Vision of Eternity, is on tour in San Diego County. Host: Eber Lambert Eber Lambert was born in Outer Mongolia before being sublimated and reissued in Hinesburg, Vermont in the mid 1960s. He began writing disturbed poetry and prose much to the chagrin of his writing teachers. So he has written strictly as a creative outlet for 25 years while working in high tech and raising a family. Since 2002 he's enjoyed the San Diego Open Mic scene and is very excited about reviving the creative vibe of Poetic Brew. |
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Heather Fowler received her M.A. in English and Creative Writing from Hollins University in May of 1997. Her poetry has recently appeared at INTHEFRAY (February 2007), Empowerment4Women.com (November 2007), and been selected for a joint first place in the 2007 Faringdon Online Poetry Competition (October 2007). She's also published in various venues including: the Map of Austin Poetry, The Coast Highway Review, the Driftwood Highway 1999 Anthology, Joe's Journal, Best of the Beach 1998, The Publication, and Cityworks Literary Anthology, Volume 6.
