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Tag Archives: Leslie Fish
First Filksing of the Year — 2022
We had our first filksing of the year on Jan. 21, 2022. Julia Hanna and Aya Katz were the hosts, and the guests were Leslie Fish, Kate Glastone, Mark Horning and Katrina Joyner. Leslie Fish is a filk legend who … Continue reading
Posted in Composers, Lyricists, Music, Musical Styles, Musicians, Vocalists
Tagged Aya Katz, Ayn Rand & Leslie Fish, filk, Filker's Fate, filking, filksing, filksong, Kate Gladstone, Katrina Joyner, Keep Your Pants on Skipper, Leslie Fish, Mark Horning, parody, Rudyard Kipling, Song of the Men's Side, The Cadillac, The Voices in my Head
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New Year’s Eve Talk and Filksing
On December 31, 2021 Julia Hanna and I hosted an online gathering that included a talk given by handwriting expert Kate Gladstone, and that was followed by a filksing featuring filk legend Leslie Fish and Katrina Joyner. Kate Gladstone also … Continue reading
Posted in Composers, Lyricists, Music
Tagged Aya Katz, doctor handwriting, filk, Handwriting, Julia Hanna, Kate Gladstone, Katrina Joyner, Leslie Fish, The Day It Fell Apart
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Filksing with Leslie Fish, Anne Prather & Mark Horning
On Nov. 19, 2021 we held a filksing with some of filk’s greatest performers. Leslie Fish and Anne Prather are world famous filkers from the heydey of filking’s best. They were joined a little later by Mark Horning, another accomplished … Continue reading
Interview with Jean Graham
Julia Hanna and I interviewed Jean Graham on our show on Oct. 22, 2021. Jean Graham is a writer of short stories in both the horror and the science fiction genre. Her work is available on Amazon. Before becoming a … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Authors
Tagged Blake's Seven, Dark Shadow, fandom, Fantasy, filk, filking, Forever Knight, Gambit, Jean Graham, Julia Hanna, Leslie Fish, science fiction, sentries
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Two Filksings: Mark Horning & Leslie Fish
Julia Hanna and I were planning on having a single filksing on Sept. 17, 2021, with two guests, Mark Horning and Leslie Fish. However, events contrived to give us two filksings for the price of one. First came Mark Horning. … Continue reading
Music Review: Avalon is Risen by Leslie Fish
Produced by Kristoph Klover, performed by Leslie Fish and published by Prometheus Music, Avalon is Risen is the filk album we have all been waiting for. The music is celtic and folkish, but with that special touch that only Leslie … Continue reading
Posted in Composers, Lyricists, Music
Tagged Avalon is Risen, best celtic music, best Leslie Fish songs, Chickasaw, Diana Paxson, Don Simpson, filk, filk music, Gordon Dickson, Isaac Bonewits, Leslie Fish, Leslie Fish album, Leslie Fish music, Lucifer, pagan, Poul Anderson, The earth's Fire breathing daughter, The Sun is Also a Warrior
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Kipling’s Verse
[This article was first published on Hubpages in 2009. It was deemed to be overly promotional by Hubpages in August of 2012 and hence has been republished, comments and all, here on PubWages. ] Rudyard Kipling in 1926 Rudyard Kipling … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Authors, Lyricists, Music
Tagged A Pict's Song, filk, Hymn to Breaking Strain, If, Julia Ecklar, Kipling lyrics, Kipling poetry, Kipling's Verse, Leslie Fish, My Rival, My Rival by Rudyard Kiplinf, reciting poetry, Rudyard Kipling, setting to music, The Female of the Species, The Female of the Species. Hymn to Breaking Strain, to kipple, Tomlinson
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Music to Listen to While Writing a Novel: Our Lady of Kaifeng
Most people imagine that writing a book is accomplished while sitting. The author dips his quill or taps on the keys of his typewriter or the keyboard of this computer. Naturally, he is sitting down. But not all writers do … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Authors, Music
Tagged authoring, authors, books, do authors need literacy, how to write, how to write a novel, inspiration for writing, Jean, Joan of Arc, Julia Ecklar, Kipling, Leonard Cohen, Leslie Fish, music, Our Lady of Kaifeng, Rod McKuen, The Female of the Species. Hymn to Breaking Strain, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, writing
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Flight 93: A Song by Leslie Fish
Today is the the tenth anniversary of September 11, 2001. It was a shocking event that catapulted the nation into a series of decisions that did not make America more American. If not for the events of September 11, we … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion Pieces and Editorials
Tagged 2001, 9/11, airport security, American partriots, Flight 93, Flight 93 by Leslie Fish, Flight 93 song, Leslie Fish, Patriot Act, patriotic, proctologist, rectal exam, rubber gloves, September 11, song, the right to bear arms, the right to bear arms in flight
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