My Two Cents on the Canon T7i
The Canon T7i is my first professional camera. I took it out yesterday, while taking my daughter to the park. Below is a brief review.
Author: Alan King
Poet. Journalist. Essayist. Writing workshop facilitator. I write about art and domestic issues at https://alanwking.wordpress.com.
The HoCoPoLitSo Experience
My friend, Truth Thomas, recorded this interview on his smartphone. I put together a mini doc of my final experience as HoCoPoLitSo – The Howard County Poetry & Literature Society’s 2018/19 Writer-in-Residence at Howard Community College.
Closing Out My Run as Writer-in-Residence
Last Thursday, I did my final reading as the Howard County Poetry and Literary Society (HoCoPoLitSo)’s 2018/19 Writer-in-Residence. During my tenure, I had a great time visiting Howard County schools and sharing my love of poetry with the students. Those visits gave me something else to look forward to on my Friday mornings. I’m honored […]
The Treasure Hunters
This is a short I shot and edited while at a birthday party a few weeks ago. My daughter was part of an elite team sent to retrieve the missing treasure.
Santa Monica Pier
My previous post shared some highlights from our trip to Cali. Here’s another one.
Jaz’s first time at Santa Monica Beach
I’m coming back from our family trip to California to help my wife’s “Granny” (foster mom) celebrate her 80th birthday. Our trip took us from San Francisco to Los Angeles to Santa Monica, then back to Los Angeles. I made this video of Jaz’s first time at Santa Monica Beach.
2018 Michael J. Clark Award!
Now that the news is public, I want to shout a huge thank you to The Little Patuxent Review for selecting me to be this year’s recipient of the 2018 Michael J. Clark Award! LPR gives out the Michael J. Clark award annually for one piece published in the previous year. The editors selected my […]
Jaz’s Christmas Surprise
I wanted to share a magical moment that happened this morning. Merry Christmas all and Happy Holidays!
POINT BLANK — 2018 Year in Review
This year, POINT BLANK turned 2, which is geriatric in book years. (I wrote about that in this post.) Despite that, it was reviewed eight times and selected as a Book of the Month. Not bad for a book the industry would consider is over the hill. Check out my Year in Review to see […]
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