Tag: michael janairo

• Watch: My poem ‘Instructions for Astronauts’ now a video

  You can also read the poem at Mithila Review.

  Michael Janairo

  April 27, 2017

  News

  Instructions for Astronauts, michael janairo, mithila review, science fiction, science fiction poetry, space travel, speculative poetry

• ‘The Duck’ published in Barleby Snopes 12

  Earlier this year, you may have been among the few hundred (OK, maybe thousand) people I bombarded with emails, posts and pleas to vote for my humble short story “The Duck” in Bartleby Snopes’ monthly fiction contest. The winner of each month’s contest is automatically included in Bartleby Snope’s semiannual print journal. Alas, despite all […]

  Michael Janairo

  August 5, 2014

  News

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• Photo: The Bloomsday readers in Troy

  What a great night earlier this week — June 16, aka Bloomsday — and what a great group of readers, with everyone adding new depths to my enjoyment of “Ulysses” through their takes on James Joyce’s novel. I hope everyone didn’t mind my singing (at least it was brief!): Lal the ral the ra The […]

  Michael Janairo

  June 20, 2014

  Reading

  Bloomsday, James Joyce, Jeanne Finlay, Laudelina Martinez, Marea Gordett, michael janairo, Patricia Lynch, Tina Lincer, Ulysses, William Kennedy