Tothworld: The Paul A. Toth Podcast Sat, 13 Dec 2025 12:01:49 +0000 Sat, 13 Dec 2025 12:01:49 +0000 Libsyn RSSgen 1.0 http://tothnews.libsyn.com 2009 http://tothnews.libsyn.com From the sun to the earth, music in the spirit of Brian Eno, Jon Hassell, and other musical travelers. https://static.libsyn.com/p/assets/a/1/d/1/a1d197939d514abe The TothWorld Podcast Paul A. Toth no The music of Toth. episodic ambient,microtonal,Jon,Hassell,Brian,Eno,Talking,Heads,loop no The music of author Paul A. Toth.tothnews@aol.comPaul A. Toth TothWorld #182: Back at Last TothWorld #182: Back at Last Thu, 10 Nov 2011 16:58:00 +0000 It Was a Stormy Sunny Day
Puppet Quintet
Everything I Have
Too Much for Me
Big Words Small Man
Everything That Converges Must Divide
When the Eels Come Spilling Out

]]> It Was a Stormy Sunny DayPuppet QuintetEverything I HaveToo Much for MeBig Words Small ManEverything That Converges Must DivideWhen the Eels Come Spilling Out

]]> 40:53 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)It Was a Stormy Sunny Day Puppet Quintet Everything I Have Too Much for Me Big Words Small Man Everything That Converges Must Divide When the Eels Come Spilling OutPaul A. TothIt Was a Stormy Sunny Day Puppet Quintet Everything I Have Too Much for Me Big Words Small Man Everything That Converges Must Divide When the Eels Come Spilling Out TothWorld #181: Airplane Novel ~ An Imaginary Film Score TothWorld #181: Airplane Novel ~ An Imaginary Film Score Mon, 30 May 2011 21:47:00 +0000 Driven by rhythm, Airplane Novel contacted air control for a musical score. This podcast features that score, along with the excerpts that inspired each track. Airplane Novel's departure date: July 15, 2011. Watch the preview video featuring Cary Grant here, then take off to the Raw Dog Screaming Press Airplane Novel skies. See the official site for more info and media. Pre-Order: Click here.

Track List

1. Prelude

2. Construction

3. March of the Spider Monkeys

4. Climbing the Narrative Arc

5. Broken Radio Signals

6. Fear and Nonchalance

7. Climax

8. Smoking in the Aftermath

9. News Flashes

10. Night

11. Eternal Recurrence

Instrumentation by TothMusik

with special guests

Pascal-Denis Lussier on piano and guitar (Construction)

Pat Gannon: Trumpet (Climax)

Pat Gannon (Track 7)
Trumpet

]]> Driven by rhythm, Airplane Novel contacted air control for a musical score. This podcast features that score, along with the excerpts that inspired each track. Airplane Novel's departure date: July 15, 2011. Watch the preview video featuring Cary Grant here, then take off to the Raw Dog Screaming Press Airplane Novel skies. See the official site for more info and media. Pre-Order: Click here.

Track List

1. Prelude

2. Construction3. March of the Spider Monkeys4. Climbing the Narrative Arc5. Broken Radio Signals6. Fear and Nonchalance7. Climax8. Smoking in the Aftermath9. News Flashes

10. Night

11. Eternal Recurrence

Instrumentation by TothMusik

with special guests

Pascal-Denis Lussier on piano and guitar (Construction)

Pat Gannon: Trumpet (Climax)

Pat Gannon (Track 7)Trumpet

]]> 45:51 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Driven by rhythm, Airplane Novel contacted air control for a musical score. This podcast features that score, along with the excerpts that inspired each track. Airplane Novel's departure date: July 15, 2011. Watch the preview video featuring Cary Grant here, then take off to the Raw Dog Screaming Press Airplane Novel skies. See the official site for more info and media. Pre-Order: Click here. Track List 1. Prelude 2. Construction 3. March of the Spider Monkeys 4. Climbing the Narrative Arc 5. Broken Radio Signals 6. Fear and Nonchalance 7. Climax 8. Smoking in the Aftermath 9. News Flashes 10. Night 11. Eternal Recurrence Instrumentation by TothMusik with special guests Pascal-Denis Lussier on piano and guitar (Construction) Pat Gannon: Trumpet (Climax) Pat Gannon (Track 7) TrumpetPaul A. TothDriven by rhythm, Airplane Novel contacted air control for a musical score. This podcast features that score, along with the excerpts that inspired each track. Airplane Novel's departure date: July 15, 2011. Watch the preview video featuring Cary Grant here, then take off to the Raw Dog Screaming Press Airplane Novel skies. See the official site for more info and media. Pre-Order: Click here. Track List 1. Prelude 2. Construction 3. March of the Spider Monkeys 4. Climbing the Narrative Arc 5. Broken Radio Signals 6. Fear and Nonchalance 7. Climax 8. Smoking in the Aftermath 9. News Flashes 10. Night 11. Eternal Recurrence Instrumentation by TothMusik with special guests Pascal-Denis Lussier on piano and guitar (Construction) Pat Gannon: Trumpet (Climax) Pat Gannon (Track 7) Trumpet TothWorld #180 Featuring Pat Gannon TothWorld #180 Featuring Pat Gannon Thu, 05 May 2011 16:08:00 +0000 TothMusik warmly welcomes this collaboration with trumpet player extraordinaire Pat Gannon. born in New Jersey in December of 1949. Pat grew up in a household that was graced with his Dad's occasional trumpet playing. He has treasured that gift of inspiration ever since, even though the horn is a very moody mistress. He was eventually relieved to find that not only was he a citizen of the planet but of the Cosmos (Oh Glory!) and that music will take you anywhere and everywhere, but that it can be a lonely trip for one's ears only. At this time Pat has a wonderful, supportive wife (Margaret) and a wonderful, naturally rebellious 13 year old son (Daniel) who says he dislikes the trumpet although he plays it in his school band. The future is more opportunity to try and "keep the chops up" and stay afloat on the sonic seas. As Pat says, "I work to eat, but I play music to breathe."

Song List:

  • Cryptic Superhero
  • Picking Pockets
  • Past Hypothesis in J Minor
  • Midday
  • Show Me Out State
]]> TothMusik warmly welcomes this collaboration with trumpet player extraordinaire Pat Gannon. born in New Jersey in December of 1949. Pat grew up in a household that was graced with his Dad's occasional trumpet playing. He has treasured that gift of inspiration ever since, even though the horn is a very moody mistress. He was eventually relieved to find that not only was he a citizen of the planet but of the Cosmos (Oh Glory!) and that music will take you anywhere and everywhere, but that it can be a lonely trip for one's ears only. At this time Pat has a wonderful, supportive wife (Margaret) and a wonderful, naturally rebellious 13 year old son (Daniel) who says he dislikes the trumpet although he plays it in his school band. The future is more opportunity to try and "keep the chops up" and stay afloat on the sonic seas. As Pat says, "I work to eat, but I play music to breathe."

Song List:

  • Cryptic Superhero
  • Picking Pockets
  • Past Hypothesis in J Minor
  • Midday
  • Show Me Out State
]]> 29:47 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)TothMusik warmly welcomes this collaboration with trumpet player extraordinaire Pat Gannon. born in New Jersey in December of 1949. Pat grew up in a household that was graced with his Dad's occasional trumpet playing. He has treasured that gift of inspiration ever since, even though the horn is a very moody mistress. He was eventually relieved to find that not only was he a citizen of the planet but of the Cosmos (Oh Glory!) and that music will take you anywhere and everywhere, but that it can be a lonely trip for one's ears only. At this time Pat has a wonderful, supportive wife (Margaret) and a wonderful, naturally rebellious 13 year old son (Daniel) who says he dislikes the trumpet although he plays it in his school band. The future is more opportunity to try and "keep the chops up" and stay afloat on the sonic seas. As Pat says, "I work to eat, but I play music to breathe." Song List: Cryptic Superhero Picking Pockets Past Hypothesis in J Minor Midday Show Me Out StatePaul A. TothTothMusik warmly welcomes this collaboration with trumpet player extraordinaire Pat Gannon. born in New Jersey in December of 1949. Pat grew up in a household that was graced with his Dad's occasional trumpet playing. He has treasured that gift of inspiration ever since, even though the horn is a very moody mistress. He was eventually relieved to find that not only was he a citizen of the planet but of the Cosmos (Oh Glory!) and that music will take you anywhere and everywhere, but that it can be a lonely trip for one's ears only. At this time Pat has a wonderful, supportive wife (Margaret) and a wonderful, naturally rebellious 13 year old son (Daniel) who says he dislikes the trumpet although he plays it in his school band. The future is more opportunity to try and "keep the chops up" and stay afloat on the sonic seas. As Pat says, "I work to eat, but I play music to breathe." Song List: Cryptic Superhero Picking Pockets Past Hypothesis in J Minor Midday Show Me Out State TothWorld #179 TothWorld #179 Tue, 25 Jan 2011 22:42:00 +0000 Songs:

  • One of Those Days
  • Moonlit Bass 
  • Meth Run
  • Live Long Blues
  • Break Your Money Shaker
  • Potions and Concoctions
  • Slap Happy Joe
  • Sex Machine
]]> Songs:

  • One of Those Days
  • Moonlit Bass
  • Meth Run
  • Live Long Blues
  • Break Your Money Shaker
  • Potions and Concoctions
  • Slap Happy Joe
  • Sex Machine
]]> 08:31 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Songs: One of Those Days Moonlit Bass  Meth Run Live Long Blues Break Your Money Shaker Potions and Concoctions Slap Happy Joe Sex MachinePaul A. TothSongs: One of Those Days Moonlit Bass  Meth Run Live Long Blues Break Your Money Shaker Potions and Concoctions Slap Happy Joe Sex Machine TothWorld #178 TothWorld #178 Sat, 18 Dec 2010 01:23:00 +0000 42:59 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #177 TothWorld #177 Tue, 09 Nov 2010 17:57:49 +0000 46:41 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #176 TothWorld #176 Sat, 16 Oct 2010 03:37:00 +0000 Introducing my new band: Dzsesszzenekar.

]]> Introducing my new band: Dzsesszzenekar.

]]> 49:40 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Introducing my new band: Dzsesszzenekar.Paul A. TothIntroducing my new band: Dzsesszzenekar. TothWorld #175 TothWorld #175 Sun, 12 Sep 2010 21:43:30 +0000 40:00 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #174 TothWorld #174 Mon, 16 Aug 2010 03:31:46 +0000 34:56 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #173 TothWorld #173 Tue, 10 Aug 2010 00:52:04 +0000 41:27 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #172 TothWorld #172 Fri, 09 Jul 2010 02:49:05 +0000 32:19 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #172 TothWorld #172 Sun, 16 May 2010 11:11:00 +0000 32:08 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #171 TothWorld #171 Thu, 29 Apr 2010 18:13:00 +0000 57:57 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #170 TothWorld #170 Fri, 16 Apr 2010 13:43:00 +0000 31:34 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #169 TothWorld #169 Tue, 06 Apr 2010 15:30:00 +0000 32:08 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #168 TothWorld #168 Fri, 26 Mar 2010 00:30:00 +0000 The TothWorld Podcast returns after a lengthy hiatus.

]]> The TothWorld Podcast returns after a lengthy hiatus.

]]> 17:16 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)The TothWorld Podcast returns after a lengthy hiatus.Paul A. TothThe TothWorld Podcast returns after a lengthy hiatus. TothWorld #167 TothWorld #167 Sun, 27 Sep 2009 02:53:00 +0000 ]]> 27:17 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #166 TothWorld #166 Tue, 04 Aug 2009 15:21:00 +0000 ]]> 38:26 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #165 TothWorld #165 Wed, 01 Jul 2009 19:34:00 +0000 ]]> 28:51 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #164 TothWorld #164 Fri, 19 Jun 2009 12:41:00 +0000 ]]> 37:05 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #163 TothWorld #163 Mon, 08 Jun 2009 17:26:00 +0000 ]]> 33:59 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #162 TothWorld #162 Tue, 19 May 2009 14:49:00 +0000 ]]> 26:08 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #161 TothWorld #161 Thu, 07 May 2009 14:08:00 +0000 ]]> 22:34 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #160 TothWorld #160 Tue, 28 Apr 2009 14:15:00 +0000 ]]> 37:46 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #159 TothWorld #159 Mon, 20 Apr 2009 17:24:00 +0000 ]]> 23:07 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #158 TothWorld #158 Fri, 10 Apr 2009 15:58:00 +0000 ]]> 30:21 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #157 TothWorld #157 Thu, 02 Apr 2009 11:26:00 +0000 ]]> 32:00 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #156 TothWorld #156 Fri, 27 Mar 2009 02:23:00 +0000 ]]> 24:16 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #155 TothWorld #155 Thu, 19 Mar 2009 21:09:00 +0000 ]]> 27:16 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #154 TothWorld #154 Sat, 14 Mar 2009 12:12:00 +0000 ]]> 32:03 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #153 TothWorld #153 Fri, 06 Mar 2009 16:16:00 +0000 ]]> 33:11 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #152 TothWorld #152 Wed, 25 Feb 2009 14:58:00 +0000 ]]> 35:23 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #151 TothWorld #151 Thu, 19 Feb 2009 19:52:00 +0000 ]]> 32:01 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #150 TothWorld #150 Sun, 08 Feb 2009 17:39:00 +0000 ]]> 34:20 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #149 TothWorld #149 Wed, 28 Jan 2009 17:05:00 +0000 ]]> full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth) TothWorld #148 TothWorld #148 Tue, 20 Jan 2009 15:59:00 +0000 The Colin Powell Tragedy: An Opera of Sorts

Inside the Vietnam-Iraq fevered mind of Colin Powell, from lion of war to disgraced national icon. A psycho-portrait of modern fallen man. No "why," only, "How?"

For CD requests, email with the subject line "Colin Powell CD."


]]> email with the subject line "Colin Powell CD."]]> 58:17 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)The Colin Powell Tragedy: An Opera of Sorts Inside the Vietnam-Iraq fevered mind of Colin Powell, from lion of war to disgraced national icon. A psycho-portrait of modern fallen man. No "why," only, "How?" For CD requests, email with the subject line "Colin Powell CD."Paul A. TothThe Colin Powell Tragedy: An Opera of Sorts Inside the Vietnam-Iraq fevered mind of Colin Powell, from lion of war to disgraced national icon. A psycho-portrait of modern fallen man. No "why," only, "How?" For CD requests, email with the subject line "Colin Powell CD." TothWorld #147 TothWorld #147 Fri, 16 Jan 2009 17:18:00 +0000 ]]> 30:11 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #146 TothWorld #146 Sun, 30 Nov 2008 21:07:00 +0000 ]]> full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth) TothWorld #145 TothWorld #145 Thu, 20 Nov 2008 17:09:00 +0000 ]]> 59:17 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #144 TothWorld #144 Wed, 24 Sep 2008 16:17:00 +0000 ]]> 35:40 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #143 TothWorld #143 Mon, 15 Sep 2008 02:58:00 +0000 ]]> 45:06 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #142 TothWorld #142 Fri, 05 Sep 2008 19:34:00 +0000 ]]> 21:16 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #141 TothWorld #141 Fri, 29 Aug 2008 14:53:00 +0000 ]]> 27:39 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #140 TothWorld #140 Fri, 22 Aug 2008 22:31:00 +0000 ]]> 20:06 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #139 TothWorld #139 Mon, 11 Aug 2008 21:16:00 +0000 ]]> 39:09 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #138 TothWorld #138 Sat, 26 Jul 2008 20:26:00 +0000 ]]> 34:24 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #137 TothWorld #137 Sat, 12 Jul 2008 18:07:00 +0000 ]]> 35:00 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #136 TothWorld #136 Sun, 06 Jul 2008 04:20:00 +0000 ]]> 31:33 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #135 TothWorld #135 Mon, 23 Jun 2008 01:33:00 +0000 ]]> 30:09 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #134 TothWorld #134 Thu, 12 Jun 2008 15:02:00 +0000 ]]> 35:44 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #133 TothWorld #133 Wed, 04 Jun 2008 16:31:00 +0000 ]]> 18:39 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #132 TothWorld #132 Mon, 26 May 2008 18:59:00 +0000 ]]> 15:21 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth TothWorld #131 TothWorld #131 Fri, 16 May 2008 22:32:00 +0000 ]]> 28:51 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Paul A. Toth Introducing TothWorld Podcast II: No Talk, No Guests Introducing TothWorld Podcast II: No Talk, No Guests Thu, 08 May 2008 20:16:00 +0000 ]]> 22:26 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)A revamped TothWorld Podcast. Distorted sounds for disoriented minds.Paul A. TothA revamped TothWorld Podcast. Distorted sounds for disoriented minds. TothWorld #129 TothWorld #129 Sat, 26 Apr 2008 15:52:00 +0000 ]]> 33:31 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)It's Prozac Paxil Cymbalta Effexor Zoloft time. Take 'em while you got 'em and chill to the sounds of the empire falling.  It's all over now, blue babies.Paul A. TothIt's Prozac Paxil Cymbalta Effexor Zoloft time. Take 'em while you got 'em and chill to the sounds of the empire falling.  It's all over now, blue babies. TothWorld #128 TothWorld #128 Wed, 16 Apr 2008 15:26:00 +0000 Bombshells: War Stories and Poems by Women on the Homefront 2007 and is an MFA graduate of UNO.  She is also co-editor of Mourning Sickness which will be released in May and available at spdbooks.org or amazon.com.  Her poetry can be found in Octaves, Kingly Blue, The New Virginia Review, Yawp, and Ellipsis. Jesse writes an editorial column and doesn't kill spiders.

]]> Bombshells: War Stories and Poems by Women on the Homefront 2007 and is an MFA graduate of UNO. She is also co-editor of Mourning Sickness which will be released in May and available at spdbooks.org or amazon.com. Her poetry can be found in Octaves, Kingly Blue, The New Virginia Review, Yawp, and Ellipsis. Jesse writes an editorial column and doesn't kill spiders.]]> 36:11 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)This week, we check in with TothWorld favorite Jesse Loren.  Jesse is co-editor of Bombshells: War Stories and Poems by Women on the Homefront 2007 and is an MFA graduate of UNO.  She is also co-editor of Mourning Sickness which will be released in May and available at spdbooks.org or amazon.com.  Her poetry can be found in Octaves, Kingly Blue, The New Virginia Review, Yawp, and Ellipsis. Jesse writes an editorial column and doesn't kill spiders.Paul A. TothThis week, we check in with TothWorld favorite Jesse Loren.  Jesse is co-editor of Bombshells: War Stories and Poems by Women on the Homefront 2007 and is an MFA graduate of UNO.  She is also co-editor of Mourning Sickness which will be released in May and available at spdbooks.org or amazon.com.  Her poetry can be found in Octaves, Kingly Blue, The New Virginia Review, Yawp, and Ellipsis. Jesse writes an editorial column and doesn't kill spiders. TothWorld #127 TothWorld #127 Thu, 10 Apr 2008 05:10:00 +0000 Finale, is finally on schedule for publication in 2009.
]]> 26:39 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Toth's novel #3, Finale, is finally on schedule for publication in 2009.Paul A. TothToth's novel #3, Finale, is finally on schedule for publication in 2009. TothWorld #126 TothWorld #126 Mon, 17 Mar 2008 03:48:00 +0000 milk, and contributing editor to UniVerse: A United Nations of Poetry (Lithuania). She is the author of THE RANGE OF YOUR AMAZING NOTHING (Ravenna Press, 2008), Failed Star Spawns Planet/Star (dancing girl press, 2006), and Shooting Dead Films with Poets (Fractal Edge Press, 2004). She has been published in the 2008 Anthology of Younger Poets (Outside Voices, Ed. Jessica Smith), The City Visible: Chicago Poetry for the New Century (Cracked Slab Books, 2007); The Prague Literary Review, The Chicago Review, White Fungus (New Zealand), Aufgabe, Moria, MiPoesias, PFS Post, Seven Corners, LocusPoint, Van Gogh's Ear (Paris), Rampike (University of Windsor), Paper Tiger (Australia), In Posse Review Multi-Ethnic Anthology (Ilya Kaminsky, editor), The Mississippi Review, The Wisconsin Review, Lituanus (Lithuanian Quarterly Journal), and many others.

She won an Honorable Mention in the STORY Magazine's 1999 Carson McCullers Award contest and was a semi-finalist in the 2002 Cleveland State University Open Poetry Series. She has read at various venues all over Chicago and the Midwest including The School of the Art Institute (Chicago), The Balzekas Museum of Lithuanian Culture, Northwestern University, Around the Coyote Arts Festival, Quimby's, Woman Made Gallery, Myopic Books, Woodland Pattern Bookstore, Indiana University-Northwest, North Park University, Lewis University, and Santara-Sveisa Lithuanian Arts, Literature, and Political Conference. Upcoming work will be featured in Blossombones, Another Chicago Magazine, and Arabesques (Algeria). Click here to visit her website.
]]> Click here to visit her website.]]> 18:43 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)This week's guest is Lina Ramona Vitkauskas.  She has an M.A. in Creative Writing from Wright State University, is co-editor of online literary/visual arts magazine, milk, and contributing editor to UniVerse: A United Nations of Poetry (Lithuania). She is the author of THE RANGE OF YOUR AMAZING NOTHING (Ravenna Press, 2008), Failed Star Spawns Planet/Star (dancing girl press, 2006), and Shooting Dead Films with Poets (Fractal Edge Press, 2004). She has been published in the 2008 Anthology of Younger Poets (Outside Voices, Ed. Jessica Smith), The City Visible: Chicago Poetry for the New Century (Cracked Slab Books, 2007); The Prague Literary Review, The Chicago Review, White Fungus (New Zealand), Aufgabe, Moria, MiPoesias, PFS Post, Seven Corners, LocusPoint, Van Gogh's Ear (Paris), Rampike (University of Windsor), Paper Tiger (Australia), In Posse Review Multi-Ethnic Anthology (Ilya Kaminsky, editor), The Mississippi Review, The Wisconsin Review, Lituanus (Lithuanian Quarterly Journal), and many others. She won an Honorable Mention in the STORY Magazine's 1999 Carson McCullers Award contest and was a semi-finalist in the 2002 Cleveland State University Open Poetry Series. She has read at various venues all over Chicago and the Midwest including The School of the Art Institute (Chicago), The Balzekas Museum of Lithuanian Culture, Northwestern University, Around the Coyote Arts Festival, Quimby's, Woman Made Gallery, Myopic Books, Woodland Pattern Bookstore, Indiana University-Northwest, North Park University, Lewis University, and Santara-Sveisa Lithuanian Arts, Literature, and Political Conference. Upcoming work will be featured in Blossombones, Another Chicago Magazine, and Arabesques (Algeria). Click here to visit her website.Paul A. TothThis week's guest is Lina Ramona Vitkauskas.  She has an M.A. in Creative Writing from Wright State University, is co-editor of online literary/visual arts magazine, milk, and contributing editor to UniVerse: A United Nations of Poetry (Lithuania). She is the author of THE RANGE OF YOUR AMAZING NOTHING (Ravenna Press, 2008), Failed Star Spawns Planet/Star (dancing girl press, 2006), and Shooting Dead Films with Poets (Fractal Edge Press, 2004). She has been published in the 2008 Anthology of Younger Poets (Outside Voices, Ed. Jessica Smith), The City Visible: Chicago Poetry for the New Century (Cracked Slab Books, 2007); The Prague Literary Review, The Chicago Review, White Fungus (New Zealand), Aufgabe, Moria, MiPoesias, PFS Post, Seven Corners, LocusPoint, Van Gogh's Ear (Paris), Rampike (University of Windsor), Paper Tiger (Australia), In Posse Review Multi-Ethnic Anthology (Ilya Kaminsky, editor), The Mississippi Review, The Wisconsin Review, Lituanus (Lithuanian Quarterly Journal), and many others. She won an Honorable Mention in the STORY Magazine's 1999 Carson McCullers Award contest and was a semi-finalist in the 2002 Cleveland State University Open Poetry Series. She has read at various venues all over Chicago and the Midwest including The School of the Art Institute (Chicago), The Balzekas Museum of Lithuanian Culture, Northwestern University, Around the Coyote Arts Festival, Quimby's, Woman Made Gallery, Myopic Books, Woodland Pattern Bookstore, Indiana University-Northwest, North Park University, Lewis University, and Santara-Sveisa Lithuanian Arts, Literature, and Political Conference. Upcoming work will be featured in Blossombones, Another Chicago Magazine, and Arabesques (Algeria). Click here to visit her website. TothWorld #125 TothWorld #125 Tue, 11 Mar 2008 07:24:00 +0000
Main Website
Talk Radio Show
MySpace Site

Also, new music and the ressurrection of Additive Headlines.

]]> Main WebsiteTalk Radio ShowMySpace SiteAlso, new music and the ressurrection of Additive Headlines.]]> 34:47 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Guests: Dave and Lillian Brummet. Their websites include: Main Website Talk Radio Show MySpace Site Also, new music and the ressurrection of Additive Headlines.Paul A. TothGuests: Dave and Lillian Brummet. Their websites include: Main Website Talk Radio Show MySpace Site Also, new music and the ressurrection of Additive Headlines. TothWorld #124 TothWorld #124 Sat, 23 Feb 2008 05:54:00 +0000 ]]> 21:50 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)I finally reveal my true identity: the Jesus Christ of anger. Also featured: the corpse of E.E. Cummings, plus music and other poems.Paul A. TothI finally reveal my true identity: the Jesus Christ of anger. Also featured: the corpse of E.E. Cummings, plus music and other poems. TothWorld #123 TothWorld #123 Sun, 17 Feb 2008 23:42:00 +0000 ]]> 23:32 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Goodbye to the U.S.A., plus dead author Robert Frost.Paul A. TothGoodbye to the U.S.A., plus dead author Robert Frost. TothWorld #122 TothWorld #122 Sat, 09 Feb 2008 06:55:00 +0000 ]]> 55:27 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)This week's guest is author Gabriel Ogrease, with a very interesting piece and equally interesting commentary. The show also features one diatribe, several turtle doves, and plenty of quasi-music.Paul A. TothThis week's guest is author Gabriel Ogrease, with a very interesting piece and equally interesting commentary. The show also features one diatribe, several turtle doves, and plenty of quasi-music. TothWorld #121 TothWorld #121 Mon, 21 Jan 2008 05:19:00 +0000 Brian Douthit, author, editor, reviewer, and digital artist. He has written book reviews for ForeWord Magazine and writes music and book reviews independently. His contacts with both musicians and poets led him to produce audio pieces for The Public Radio Exchange (PRX), a nonprofit service for distribution, peer review, and licensing of radio pieces for public radio. Although he no longer broadcasts on his radio station, Brian continues to write reviews for audio pieces for PRX. Currently, Brian is creating video reviews for books in an innovative format he calls "Haiku Video Reviews" - an entire book review narrowed down to the seventeen syllables of a Haiku. He is also working on his own CD album of New Age music and is planning on releasing a new book in 2008.
]]> Brian Douthit, author, editor, reviewer, and digital artist. He has written book reviews for ForeWord Magazine and writes music and book reviews independently. His contacts with both musicians and poets led him to produce audio pieces for The Public Radio Exchange (PRX), a nonprofit service for distribution, peer review, and licensing of radio pieces for public radio. Although he no longer broadcasts on his radio station, Brian continues to write reviews for audio pieces for PRX. Currently, Brian is creating video reviews for books in an innovative format he calls "Haiku Video Reviews" - an entire book review narrowed down to the seventeen syllables of a Haiku. He is also working on his own CD album of New Age music and is planning on releasing a new book in 2008.]]> 33:32 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)A tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr., with a special piece by Brian Douthit, author, editor, reviewer, and digital artist. He has written book reviews for ForeWord Magazine and writes music and book reviews independently. His contacts with both musicians and poets led him to produce audio pieces for The Public Radio Exchange (PRX), a nonprofit service for distribution, peer review, and licensing of radio pieces for public radio. Although he no longer broadcasts on his radio station, Brian continues to write reviews for audio pieces for PRX. Currently, Brian is creating video reviews for books in an innovative format he calls "Haiku Video Reviews" - an entire book review narrowed down to the seventeen syllables of a Haiku. He is also working on his own CD album of New Age music and is planning on releasing a new book in 2008.Paul A. TothA tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr., with a special piece by Brian Douthit, author, editor, reviewer, and digital artist. He has written book reviews for ForeWord Magazine and writes music and book reviews independently. His contacts with both musicians and poets led him to produce audio pieces for The Public Radio Exchange (PRX), a nonprofit service for distribution, peer review, and licensing of radio pieces for public radio. Although he no longer broadcasts on his radio station, Brian continues to write reviews for audio pieces for PRX. Currently, Brian is creating video reviews for books in an innovative format he calls "Haiku Video Reviews" - an entire book review narrowed down to the seventeen syllables of a Haiku. He is also working on his own CD album of New Age music and is planning on releasing a new book in 2008. TothWorld #120 TothWorld #120 Sat, 12 Jan 2008 07:04:00 +0000 Mojomatic.  The Mojomatic songs featured: Trance-Sylvania; God Is Alive; Highway 61 Revisited.

Also, more of the usual hijinks and jinxes.]]> Mojomatic. The Mojomatic songs featured: Trance-Sylvania; God Is Alive; Highway 61 Revisited. Also, more of the usual hijinks and jinxes.]]> 40:48 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Back with Steven Mayoff, only this time in the guise of his alter ego, Mojomatic.  The Mojomatic songs featured: Trance-Sylvania; God Is Alive; Highway 61 Revisited. Also, more of the usual hijinks and jinxes.Paul A. TothBack with Steven Mayoff, only this time in the guise of his alter ego, Mojomatic.  The Mojomatic songs featured: Trance-Sylvania; God Is Alive; Highway 61 Revisited. Also, more of the usual hijinks and jinxes. TothWorld #119 TothWorld #119 Fri, 04 Jan 2008 03:52:00 +0000 This week's guest is Steven Mayoff, making his visit to TothWorld.  He reads from 3 Poems and a Postcard, which includes the poems The Crows Are Fearless, My First Cigarette, and Let Us Improvise Motifs. My First Cigarette will appear this month in the inaugural issue of  Cerulean Rain. Let Us Improvise Motifs appeared in Aquapolis. And The Two Annes appeared in Grimm Magazine. Steven lives on Prince Edward Island, Canada. His work has appeared in various Canadian magazines, such as the Windsor Review, Grain, All Rights Reserved, Grimm Magazine, CV 2, as well as Terrain.org and Aquapolis (USA), The Dublin Quarterly (Ireland), The Arabesques Review (Algeria) and Upstairs At Duroc (France).  Upcoming work include a poetry chapbook, Fridge Magnet Cycle, to be published by Mercutio Press (Montreal) and a fiction collection,  Fatted Calf Blues & Other Stories, to be published by Turnstone  Press (Winnipeg). Visit Steven's web site at www.stevenmayoff.ca.
 
Along with Mr. Mayoff, listen to two of my own poems, two songs, and the usual well-founded and deserved bitching about publishing in general and one publisher in particular.
]]> 3 Poems and a Postcard, which includes the poems The Crows Are Fearless, My First Cigarette, and Let Us Improvise Motifs. My First Cigarette will appear this month in the inaugural issue of Cerulean Rain. Let Us Improvise Motifs appeared in Aquapolis. And The Two Annes appeared in Grimm Magazine. Steven lives on Prince Edward Island, Canada. His work has appeared in various Canadian magazines, such as the Windsor Review, Grain, All Rights Reserved, Grimm Magazine, CV 2, as well as Terrain.org and Aquapolis (USA), The Dublin Quarterly (Ireland), The Arabesques Review (Algeria) and Upstairs At Duroc (France). Upcoming work include a poetry chapbook, Fridge Magnet Cycle, to be published by Mercutio Press (Montreal) and a fiction collection, Fatted Calf Blues & Other Stories, to be published by Turnstone Press (Winnipeg). Visit Steven's web site at www.stevenmayoff.ca. Along with Mr. Mayoff, listen to two of my own poems, two songs, and the usual well-founded and deserved bitching about publishing in general and one publisher in particular.]]> 31:12 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)This week's guest is Steven Mayoff, making his visit to TothWorld.  He reads from 3 Poems and a Postcard, which includes the poems The Crows Are Fearless, My First Cigarette, and Let Us Improvise Motifs. My First Cigarette will appear this month in the inaugural issue of  Cerulean Rain. Let Us Improvise Motifs appeared in Aquapolis. And The Two Annes appeared in Grimm Magazine. Steven lives on Prince Edward Island, Canada. His work has appeared in various Canadian magazines, such as the Windsor Review, Grain, All Rights Reserved, Grimm Magazine, CV 2, as well as Terrain.org and Aquapolis (USA), The Dublin Quarterly (Ireland), The Arabesques Review (Algeria) and Upstairs At Duroc (France).  Upcoming work include a poetry chapbook, Fridge Magnet Cycle, to be published by Mercutio Press (Montreal) and a fiction collection,  Fatted Calf Blues & Other Stories, to be published by Turnstone  Press (Winnipeg). Visit Steven's web site at www.stevenmayoff.ca.   Along with Mr. Mayoff, listen to two of my own poems, two songs, and the usual well-founded and deserved bitching about publishing in general and one publisher in particular.Paul A. TothThis week's guest is Steven Mayoff, making his visit to TothWorld.  He reads from 3 Poems and a Postcard, which includes the poems The Crows Are Fearless, My First Cigarette, and Let Us Improvise Motifs. My First Cigarette will appear this month in the inaugural issue of  Cerulean Rain. Let Us Improvise Motifs appeared in Aquapolis. And The Two Annes appeared in Grimm Magazine. Steven lives on Prince Edward Island, Canada. His work has appeared in various Canadian magazines, such as the Windsor Review, Grain, All Rights Reserved, Grimm Magazine, CV 2, as well as Terrain.org and Aquapolis (USA), The Dublin Quarterly (Ireland), The Arabesques Review (Algeria) and Upstairs At Duroc (France).  Upcoming work include a poetry chapbook, Fridge Magnet Cycle, to be published by Mercutio Press (Montreal) and a fiction collection,  Fatted Calf Blues & Other Stories, to be published by Turnstone  Press (Winnipeg). Visit Steven's web site at www.stevenmayoff.ca.   Along with Mr. Mayoff, listen to two of my own poems, two songs, and the usual well-founded and deserved bitching about publishing in general and one publisher in particular. TothWorld #118 TothWorld #118 Sun, 30 Dec 2007 07:39:00 +0000
 
]]> 25:44 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)The Confessions of Paul A. Toth, Part II (with only a pinch of madness).  Paul A. TothThe Confessions of Paul A. Toth, Part II (with only a pinch of madness).   TothWorld #117: The Paul A. Toth Psychological Slip and Fall Extravaganza TothWorld #117: The Paul A. Toth Psychological Slip and Fall Extravaganza Thu, 20 Dec 2007 16:48:00 +0000
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]]> 28:09 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Yes, we all have to learn our lessons and then... Forget them Relearn them Forget them Relearn them Forget them Relearn them Forget them Relearn them Forget them Relearn them Forget them Relearn them Forget them Relearn them Forget them Relearn them Forget them Relearn themPaul A. TothYes, we all have to learn our lessons and then... Forget them Relearn them Forget them Relearn them Forget them Relearn them Forget them Relearn them Forget them Relearn them Forget them Relearn them Forget them Relearn them Forget them Relearn them Forget them Relearn them TothWorld #116 TothWorld #116 Sat, 24 Nov 2007 01:26:00 +0000 This week's guest, Cicily R. Janus is an active-protagonist turned writer, nurse and mother living in Colorado Springs, Colorado.  Her works have appeared in or are scheduled to appear in Underground Voices, Aesthetica, Eclectica, Del Sol Review, Hecale, The Guild of the Outsider Writers, Writers Post Journal, Venus Envy: A Magazine For Women, Perspectives Magazine, Dogzplot Fiction, Tuesday Shorts, and Handmaidens, to name a few.  Currently, she is on staff as an assistant editor for the literary magazine Bust Down the Door and Eat All the Chickens: A Literary Journal of the Absurd and Surreal. A chap-book featuring her essays, poetic prose and rants, entitled, The Pencil Pusher's Prose, is due out in mid-2008 by Scintillating Publications, and her first novels, The Burden of Betrayal and The Reluctance of the Ruling are currently in progress.  For some tips on writing the novel, see this site. You can contact Cicily through her widely popular blogs on Myspace, and visit her Myspace profile. Finally, visit her website, under construction but due to be finished within the next few weeks.

Other works include a few songs and some of your host's work.
]]> Underground Voices, Aesthetica, Eclectica, Del Sol Review, Hecale, The Guild of the Outsider Writers, Writers Post Journal, Venus Envy: A Magazine For Women, Perspectives Magazine, Dogzplot Fiction, Tuesday Shorts, and Handmaidens, to name a few. Currently, she is on staff as an assistant editor for the literary magazine Bust Down the Door and Eat All the Chickens: A Literary Journal of the Absurd and Surreal. A chap-book featuring her essays, poetic prose and rants, entitled, The Pencil Pusher's Prose, is due out in mid-2008 by Scintillating Publications, and her first novels, The Burden of Betrayal and The Reluctance of the Ruling are currently in progress. For some tips on writing the novel, see this site. You can contact Cicily through her widely popular blogs on Myspace, and visit her Myspace profile. Finally, visit her website, under construction but due to be finished within the next few weeks.Other works include a few songs and some of your host's work.]]> 44:54 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)This week's guest, Cicily R. Janus is an active-protagonist turned writer, nurse and mother living in Colorado Springs, Colorado.  Her works have appeared in or are scheduled to appear in Underground Voices, Aesthetica, Eclectica, Del Sol Review, Hecale, The Guild of the Outsider Writers, Writers Post Journal, Venus Envy: A Magazine For Women, Perspectives Magazine, Dogzplot Fiction, Tuesday Shorts, and Handmaidens, to name a few.  Currently, she is on staff as an assistant editor for the literary magazine Bust Down the Door and Eat All the Chickens: A Literary Journal of the Absurd and Surreal. A chap-book featuring her essays, poetic prose and rants, entitled, The Pencil Pusher's Prose, is due out in mid-2008 by Scintillating Publications, and her first novels, The Burden of Betrayal and The Reluctance of the Ruling are currently in progress.  For some tips on writing the novel, see this site. You can contact Cicily through her widely popular blogs on Myspace, and visit her Myspace profile. Finally, visit her website, under construction but due to be finished within the next few weeks. Other works include a few songs and some of your host's work.Paul A. TothThis week's guest, Cicily R. Janus is an active-protagonist turned writer, nurse and mother living in Colorado Springs, Colorado.  Her works have appeared in or are scheduled to appear in Underground Voices, Aesthetica, Eclectica, Del Sol Review, Hecale, The Guild of the Outsider Writers, Writers Post Journal, Venus Envy: A Magazine For Women, Perspectives Magazine, Dogzplot Fiction, Tuesday Shorts, and Handmaidens, to name a few.  Currently, she is on staff as an assistant editor for the literary magazine Bust Down the Door and Eat All the Chickens: A Literary Journal of the Absurd and Surreal. A chap-book featuring her essays, poetic prose and rants, entitled, The Pencil Pusher's Prose, is due out in mid-2008 by Scintillating Publications, and her first novels, The Burden of Betrayal and The Reluctance of the Ruling are currently in progress.  For some tips on writing the novel, see this site. You can contact Cicily through her widely popular blogs on Myspace, and visit her Myspace profile. Finally, visit her website, under construction but due to be finished within the next few weeks. Other works include a few songs and some of your host's work. TothWorld #115 TothWorld #115 Tue, 20 Nov 2007 01:47:00 +0000 Featuring a collaboration between author Carol Novack and Donald C. Meyer. Dr. Meyer is a composer and musicologist who collaborates with choreographers, filmmakers, theater directors, and authors to create multi-media works that interweave classical and contemporary sounds into poly-vocal aesthetic structures. He is the author of articles on American cultural history and rock music and a music appreciation textbook called Perspectives on Music (Prentice Hall, 2003). Dr. Meyer is an Associate Professor and Chair of the Music Department at Lake Forest College.
 
New Yorker Carol Novack, a former criminal defense lawyer and Australian government grant recipient, is the author of a chapbook of poetry, play, collaborative CD and two collaborative films. Writings may or will be found in many publications, including The Penguin Book of Australian Women Poets, Action Yes, Del Sol Review, Diagram, 5_trope, Gargoyle, Journal of Experimental Fiction, La Petite Zine, LIT, Notre Dame Review, Otoliths, and the Star*Vigate anthology of  best online writings. Carol publishes the multi-media e-journal Mad Hatters' Review, curates a reading series, and leads lyrical fiction writing workshops. She'll be a resident at The Vermont Studio Center next year. For additional details, see her blog.

Minnows is in the current issue (18) of American Letters & Commentary.
]]> Perspectives on Music (Prentice Hall, 2003). Dr. Meyer is an Associate Professor and Chair of the Music Department at Lake Forest College. New Yorker Carol Novack, a former criminal defense lawyer and Australian government grant recipient, is the author of a chapbook of poetry, play, collaborative CD and two collaborative films. Writings may or will be found in many publications, including The Penguin Book of Australian Women Poets, Action Yes, Del Sol Review, Diagram, 5_trope, Gargoyle, Journal of Experimental Fiction, La Petite Zine, LIT, Notre Dame Review, Otoliths, and the Star*Vigate anthology of best online writings. Carol publishes the multi-media e-journal Mad Hatters' Review, curates a reading series, and leads lyrical fiction writing workshops. She'll be a resident at The Vermont Studio Center next year. For additional details, see her blog. Minnows is in the current issue (18) of American Letters & Commentary.]]> 35:18 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Featuring a collaboration between author Carol Novack and Donald C. Meyer. Dr. Meyer is a composer and musicologist who collaborates with choreographers, filmmakers, theater directors, and authors to create multi-media works that interweave classical and contemporary sounds into poly-vocal aesthetic structures. He is the author of articles on American cultural history and rock music and a music appreciation textbook called Perspectives on Music (Prentice Hall, 2003). Dr. Meyer is an Associate Professor and Chair of the Music Department at Lake Forest College.   New Yorker Carol Novack, a former criminal defense lawyer and Australian government grant recipient, is the author of a chapbook of poetry, play, collaborative CD and two collaborative films. Writings may or will be found in many publications, including The Penguin Book of Australian Women Poets, Action Yes, Del Sol Review, Diagram, 5_trope, Gargoyle, Journal of Experimental Fiction, La Petite Zine, LIT, Notre Dame Review, Otoliths, and the Star*Vigate anthology of  best online writings. Carol publishes the multi-media e-journal Mad Hatters' Review, curates a reading series, and leads lyrical fiction writing workshops. She'll be a resident at The Vermont Studio Center next year. For additional details, see her blog. Minnows is in the current issue (18) of American Letters & Commentary.Paul A. TothFeaturing a collaboration between author Carol Novack and Donald C. Meyer. Dr. Meyer is a composer and musicologist who collaborates with choreographers, filmmakers, theater directors, and authors to create multi-media works that interweave classical and contemporary sounds into poly-vocal aesthetic structures. He is the author of articles on American cultural history and rock music and a music appreciation textbook called Perspectives on Music (Prentice Hall, 2003). Dr. Meyer is an Associate Professor and Chair of the Music Department at Lake Forest College.   New Yorker Carol Novack, a former criminal defense lawyer and Australian government grant recipient, is the author of a chapbook of poetry, play, collaborative CD and two collaborative films. Writings may or will be found in many publications, including The Penguin Book of Australian Women Poets, Action Yes, Del Sol Review, Diagram, 5_trope, Gargoyle, Journal of Experimental Fiction, La Petite Zine, LIT, Notre Dame Review, Otoliths, and the Star*Vigate anthology of  best online writings. Carol publishes the multi-media e-journal Mad Hatters' Review, curates a reading series, and leads lyrical fiction writing workshops. She'll be a resident at The Vermont Studio Center next year. For additional details, see her blog. Minnows is in the current issue (18) of American Letters & Commentary. TothWorld #114 TothWorld #114 Sun, 11 Nov 2007 01:45:00 +0000 Bombshells: War Stories and Poems by Women on the Homefront. Since 2005 she has had a deep relationship with an Infantry medic and purple heart vet who is the subject of one of her two pieces, You Will Be Measured. The other is entitled What Babies Really Do. Looking to please the king of TothWorld? Listen to these pieces.

Additionally, let it be known that I will soon resume phone recorded readings. First, I must have a tooth removed or, apparently, half my face sawed off. For those of you who responded to the Poets and Writers (home of the world's most pretentious bio photos) classified ad, and couldn't handle recording yourselves, I'll be getting back to you in the order in which I find your original emails.

Finally, cheer up: The world can't get any better.
]]> Bombshells: War Stories and Poems by Women on the Homefront. Since 2005 she has had a deep relationship with an Infantry medic and purple heart vet who is the subject of one of her two pieces, You Will Be Measured. The other is entitled What Babies Really Do. Looking to please the king of TothWorld? Listen to these pieces.Additionally, let it be known that I will soon resume phone recorded readings. First, I must have a tooth removed or, apparently, half my face sawed off. For those of you who responded to the Poets and Writers (home of the world's most pretentious bio photos) classified ad, and couldn't handle recording yourselves, I'll be getting back to you in the order in which I find your original emails.Finally, cheer up: The world can't get any better.]]> 28:58 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)This week's show includes a fabulous audio presentation by Jesse Loren, an MFA graduate of UNO. She studies poetry, gardens, and teaches high school journalism.  Jesse is co-editor of Bombshells: War Stories and Poems by Women on the Homefront. Since 2005 she has had a deep relationship with an Infantry medic and purple heart vet who is the subject of one of her two pieces, You Will Be Measured. The other is entitled What Babies Really Do. Looking to please the king of TothWorld? Listen to these pieces. Additionally, let it be known that I will soon resume phone recorded readings. First, I must have a tooth removed or, apparently, half my face sawed off. For those of you who responded to the Poets and Writers (home of the world's most pretentious bio photos) classified ad, and couldn't handle recording yourselves, I'll be getting back to you in the order in which I find your original emails. Finally, cheer up: The world can't get any better.Paul A. TothThis week's show includes a fabulous audio presentation by Jesse Loren, an MFA graduate of UNO. She studies poetry, gardens, and teaches high school journalism.  Jesse is co-editor of Bombshells: War Stories and Poems by Women on the Homefront. Since 2005 she has had a deep relationship with an Infantry medic and purple heart vet who is the subject of one of her two pieces, You Will Be Measured. The other is entitled What Babies Really Do. Looking to please the king of TothWorld? Listen to these pieces. Additionally, let it be known that I will soon resume phone recorded readings. First, I must have a tooth removed or, apparently, half my face sawed off. For those of you who responded to the Poets and Writers (home of the world's most pretentious bio photos) classified ad, and couldn't handle recording yourselves, I'll be getting back to you in the order in which I find your original emails. Finally, cheer up: The world can't get any better. TothWorld #113 TothWorld #113 Fri, 02 Nov 2007 08:25:00 +0000 Ugly Radio Rebellion and myself.]]> Ugly Radio Rebellion and myself.]]> 01:13:48 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)This week's show is a tribute to "writer's writer" (read: unread) Stanley Elkin, the unsung John Coltrane of the novel. Also included: a collaboration between Scott Schroen of Ugly Radio Rebellion and myself.Paul A. TothThis week's show is a tribute to "writer's writer" (read: unread) Stanley Elkin, the unsung John Coltrane of the novel. Also included: a collaboration between Scott Schroen of Ugly Radio Rebellion and myself. TothWorld #112 TothWorld #112 Sun, 28 Oct 2007 03:57:00 +0000
Also included is a special project from Scott Schroen of Ugly Radio Rebellion.

Plus, plenty more non-narcotic fun.
]]> Ugly Radio Rebellion.Plus, plenty more non-narcotic fun.]]> 27:59 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)This week's guest is author Greggory Moore, a lifelong SoCal resident who lives in Long Beach. Also included is a special project from Scott Schroen of Ugly Radio Rebellion. Plus, plenty more non-narcotic fun.Paul A. TothThis week's guest is author Greggory Moore, a lifelong SoCal resident who lives in Long Beach. Also included is a special project from Scott Schroen of Ugly Radio Rebellion. Plus, plenty more non-narcotic fun. TothWorld #111 TothWorld #111 Sat, 20 Oct 2007 16:24:00 +0000
  1. Cluster Spores
  2. Paris, Florida
  3. Sand Dollars
  4. Time Bomb
  5. Repetition I Like
  6. Bring on the Culture War
And remember, we cannot "is." We're in flux, oscillating. And if that sounds pretentious, pretentious is just another word for nothing left to gain.
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  • Cluster Spores
  • Paris, Florida
  • Sand Dollars
  • Time Bomb
  • Repetition I Like
  • Bring on the Culture War
    • And remember, we cannot "is." We're in flux, oscillating. And if that sounds pretentious, pretentious is just another word for nothing left to gain.]]>     26:04 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)"Enjoy" the following works: Cluster SporesParis, FloridaSand DollarsTime BombRepetition I LikeBring on the Culture War And remember, we cannot "is." We're in flux, oscillating. And if that sounds pretentious, pretentious is just another word for nothing left to gain.Paul A. Toth"Enjoy" the following works: Cluster SporesParis, FloridaSand DollarsTime BombRepetition I LikeBring on the Culture War And remember, we cannot "is." We're in flux, oscillating. And if that sounds pretentious, pretentious is just another word for nothing left to gain.     TothWorld #110 TothWorld #110 Sat, 13 Oct 2007 04:17:00 +0000 Toth on the loose in this special Rant Edition.
    ]]>     Toth on the loose in this special Rant Edition.]]> 24:32 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Yes, it's Toth on the loose in this special Rant Edition.Paul A. TothYes, it's Toth on the loose in this special Rant Edition.     TothWorld #109 TothWorld #109 Sat, 06 Oct 2007 02:54:00 +0000 This episode is brought to you by The National Coalition for Making All Prescriptions Over-the-Counter.*
     
    This episode is also packed with more dynamite than a suicide bomber. Along with the very high jinks, listen to New Yorker Carol Novack's two contribution.  She is the author of a chapbook of poetry, a collaborative CD and two collaborative films. Writings may or will be found in The Penguin Book of Australian Women Poets, American Letters & Commentary, Action Yes, Anemone Sidecar, Big Bridge, Del Sol Review, Diagram, First Intensity, 5_trope, Gargoyle, Journal of Experimental Fiction, Knock, La Petite Zine, LIT, Milk, Notre Dame Review, Otoliths, Salt Flats Annual, Salt River Review, Segue, and other publications. Carol publishes and edits the multi-media e-journal Mad Hatters' Review, runs a reading series at the famous KGB Bar, and teaches lyrical fiction writing and performance reading.  One of her fusions will appear in the Star*Vigate anthology of the best on-line writing during the past 10 years.  For additional details, see her blog and hear a few tracks from her CD at myspace. Purchase the CD here.

    *Me.
    ]]>     The National Coalition for Making All Prescriptions Over-the-Counter.* This episode is also packed with more dynamite than a suicide bomber. Along with the very high jinks, listen to New Yorker Carol Novack's two contribution. She is the author of a chapbook of poetry, a collaborative CD and two collaborative films. Writings may or will be found in The Penguin Book of Australian Women Poets, American Letters & Commentary, Action Yes, Anemone Sidecar, Big Bridge, Del Sol Review, Diagram, First Intensity, 5_trope, Gargoyle, Journal of Experimental Fiction, Knock, La Petite Zine, LIT, Milk, Notre Dame Review, Otoliths, Salt Flats Annual, Salt River Review, Segue, and other publications. Carol publishes and edits the multi-media e-journal Mad Hatters' Review, runs a reading series at the famous KGB Bar, and teaches lyrical fiction writing and performance reading. One of her fusions will appear in the Star*Vigate anthology of the best on-line writing during the past 10 years. For additional details, see her blog and hear a few tracks from her CD at myspace. Purchase the CD here.*Me.]]> 29:23 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)This episode is brought to you by The National Coalition for Making All Prescriptions Over-the-Counter.*   This episode is also packed with more dynamite than a suicide bomber. Along with the very high jinks, listen to New Yorker Carol Novack's two contribution.  She is the author of a chapbook of poetry, a collaborative CD and two collaborative films. Writings may or will be found in The Penguin Book of Australian Women Poets, American Letters & Commentary, Action Yes, Anemone Sidecar, Big Bridge, Del Sol Review, Diagram, First Intensity, 5_trope, Gargoyle, Journal of Experimental Fiction, Knock, La Petite Zine, LIT, Milk, Notre Dame Review, Otoliths, Salt Flats Annual, Salt River Review, Segue, and other publications. Carol publishes and edits the multi-media e-journal Mad Hatters' Review, runs a reading series at the famous KGB Bar, and teaches lyrical fiction writing and performance reading.  One of her fusions will appear in the Star*Vigate anthology of the best on-line writing during the past 10 years.  For additional details, see her blog and hear a few tracks from her CD at myspace. Purchase the CD here. *Me.Paul A. TothThis episode is brought to you by The National Coalition for Making All Prescriptions Over-the-Counter.*   This episode is also packed with more dynamite than a suicide bomber. Along with the very high jinks, listen to New Yorker Carol Novack's two contribution.  She is the author of a chapbook of poetry, a collaborative CD and two collaborative films. Writings may or will be found in The Penguin Book of Australian Women Poets, American Letters & Commentary, Action Yes, Anemone Sidecar, Big Bridge, Del Sol Review, Diagram, First Intensity, 5_trope, Gargoyle, Journal of Experimental Fiction, Knock, La Petite Zine, LIT, Milk, Notre Dame Review, Otoliths, Salt Flats Annual, Salt River Review, Segue, and other publications. Carol publishes and edits the multi-media e-journal Mad Hatters' Review, runs a reading series at the famous KGB Bar, and teaches lyrical fiction writing and performance reading.  One of her fusions will appear in the Star*Vigate anthology of the best on-line writing during the past 10 years.  For additional details, see her blog and hear a few tracks from her CD at myspace. Purchase the CD here. *Me.     TothWorld #108 TothWorld #108 Fri, 28 Sep 2007 02:33:00 +0000 Ugly Radio Rebellion, with more pyrotechnics than a mis-built meth lab.

    Also included is more evidence of your host's rise, decline, decline, rise, rise, decline, decline, decline, rise, decline, rise, and --
    ]]>     Ugly Radio Rebellion, with more pyrotechnics than a mis-built meth lab.Also included is more evidence of your host's rise, decline, decline, rise, rise, decline, decline, decline, rise, decline, rise, and --]]> 25:40 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)This week's guest is Frank Zappa tribute band Ugly Radio Rebellion, with more pyrotechnics than a mis-built meth lab. Also included is more evidence of your host's rise, decline, decline, rise, rise, decline, decline, decline, rise, decline, rise, and --Paul A. TothThis week's guest is Frank Zappa tribute band Ugly Radio Rebellion, with more pyrotechnics than a mis-built meth lab. Also included is more evidence of your host's rise, decline, decline, rise, rise, decline, decline, decline, rise, decline, rise, and --     TothWorld #107 TothWorld #107 Sat, 22 Sep 2007 02:21:00 +0000 LauriesLoveLogic.com returns for part two and the conclusion of her saga. Meanwhile, your host continues -- whatever it is he does. Listen for yourself and "enjoy."
    ]]>     LauriesLoveLogic.com returns for part two and the conclusion of her saga. Meanwhile, your host continues -- whatever it is he does. Listen for yourself and "enjoy."]]> 27:59 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Laurie Frankel of LauriesLoveLogic.com returns for part two and the conclusion of her saga. Meanwhile, your host continues -- whatever it is he does. Listen for yourself and "enjoy."Paul A. TothLaurie Frankel of LauriesLoveLogic.com returns for part two and the conclusion of her saga. Meanwhile, your host continues -- whatever it is he does. Listen for yourself and "enjoy."     TothWorld #106 TothWorld #106 Sun, 16 Sep 2007 04:48:00 +0000 The Pedestal Magazine, SmokeLong Quarterly and she was twice a finalist for Glimmer Train's Very Short Fiction Award. Her book, It's Not Me, It's YOU! has been translated and is now in its third printing. This former east coast gal can be found saving the human race one love question at a time at LauriesLoveLogic.com.
    ]]>     LauriesLoveLogic.com.]]> 22:43 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Part 1 of 2 from Laurie Frankel's serialized contribution.  Published book author, literary writer and humorist, Laurie knows pain is the root of all comedy and is thrilled her life is so damn funny! Her work has appeared in The Pedestal Magazine, SmokeLong Quarterly and she was twice a finalist for Glimmer Train's Very Short Fiction Award. Her book, It's Not Me, It's YOU! has been translated and is now in its third printing. This former east coast gal can be found saving the human race one love question at a time at LauriesLoveLogic.com.Paul A. TothPart 1 of 2 from Laurie Frankel's serialized contribution.  Published book author, literary writer and humorist, Laurie knows pain is the root of all comedy and is thrilled her life is so damn funny! Her work has appeared in The Pedestal Magazine, SmokeLong Quarterly and she was twice a finalist for Glimmer Train's Very Short Fiction Award. Her book, It's Not Me, It's YOU! has been translated and is now in its third printing. This former east coast gal can be found saving the human race one love question at a time at LauriesLoveLogic.com.     TothWorld #105 TothWorld #105 Sat, 08 Sep 2007 09:21:00 +0000 Kerry Langan, is a short fiction author living in Oberlin, Ohio.  She has published more than three dozen short stories in literary  magazines published in the United States, Canada and Hong Kong.  Her work has appeared in American Literary Review, Story Quarterly, Cimarron Review, The Seattle Review, Phantasmagoria, Thema, Other Voices, and other publications.  Her non-fiction has appeared in Working Mother.  A selection of her published fiction appears at this site. Her short story, "Memphis, Tennessee," was originally published in Rosebud but was re-published in the online journal, Literary Mama.

    You can also hear my poem, Lunar Mission, as well as these songs and in this order: Rearview Mirror; Mother is the Necessity of Invention; Watershed; and Take It All. And you who've taken it all know who you are.
    ]]>     Kerry Langan, is a short fiction author living in Oberlin, Ohio. She has published more than three dozen short stories in literary magazines published in the United States, Canada and Hong Kong. Her work has appeared in American Literary Review, Story Quarterly, Cimarron Review, The Seattle Review, Phantasmagoria, Thema, Other Voices, and other publications. Her non-fiction has appeared in Working Mother. A selection of her published fiction appears at this site. Her short story, "Memphis, Tennessee," was originally published in Rosebud but was re-published in the online journal, Literary Mama.You can also hear my poem, Lunar Mission, as well as these songs and in this order: Rearview Mirror; Mother is the Necessity of Invention; Watershed; and Take It All. And you who've taken it all know who you are.]]> 31:31 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)This week's guest, Kerry Langan, is a short fiction author living in Oberlin, Ohio.  She has published more than three dozen short stories in literary  magazines published in the United States, Canada and Hong Kong.  Her work has appeared in American Literary Review, Story Quarterly, Cimarron Review, The Seattle Review, Phantasmagoria, Thema, Other Voices, and other publications.  Her non-fiction has appeared in Working Mother.  A selection of her published fiction appears at this site. Her short story, "Memphis, Tennessee," was originally published in Rosebud but was re-published in the online journal, Literary Mama. You can also hear my poem, Lunar Mission, as well as these songs and in this order: Rearview Mirror; Mother is the Necessity of Invention; Watershed; and Take It All. And you who've taken it all know who you are.Paul A. TothThis week's guest, Kerry Langan, is a short fiction author living in Oberlin, Ohio.  She has published more than three dozen short stories in literary  magazines published in the United States, Canada and Hong Kong.  Her work has appeared in American Literary Review, Story Quarterly, Cimarron Review, The Seattle Review, Phantasmagoria, Thema, Other Voices, and other publications.  Her non-fiction has appeared in Working Mother.  A selection of her published fiction appears at this site. Her short story, "Memphis, Tennessee," was originally published in Rosebud but was re-published in the online journal, Literary Mama. You can also hear my poem, Lunar Mission, as well as these songs and in this order: Rearview Mirror; Mother is the Necessity of Invention; Watershed; and Take It All. And you who've taken it all know who you are.     The Venerable Disease: A Symphony for - X The Venerable Disease: A Symphony for - X Tue, 04 Sep 2007 02:44:00 +0000 everything) Special.
    ]]>     35:42 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)This could be about the president, but it isn't. A TothWorld "Labor Day" (gee, thanks, that makes up for everything) Special.Paul A. TothThis could be about the president, but it isn't. A TothWorld "Labor Day" (gee, thanks, that makes up for everything) Special.     TothWorld: Special Bulletin TothWorld: Special Bulletin Sat, 01 Sep 2007 08:14:00 +0000 go here to listen to the first show.
    ]]>     go here to listen to the first show.]]> 01:04 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Find out everything there is to know about my new home, Sanibel, Florida, on my newest show, The Sanibel Podcast, and go here to listen to the first show.Paul A. TothFind out everything there is to know about my new home, Sanibel, Florida, on my newest show, The Sanibel Podcast, and go here to listen to the first show.     TothWorld #104 TothWorld #104 Thu, 30 Aug 2007 05:21:00 +0000 I Am a Tire and other surprises.
    ]]>     32:14 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)I Am a Tire and other surprises.Paul A. TothI Am a Tire and other surprises.     TothWorld #103 TothWorld #103 Sat, 25 Aug 2007 02:00:00 +0000
    Submissions sought. Authors with fiction or poetry published in online or print journals welcome. See this page for recording tips. Send a ten to fifteen minute recording as an .mp3 attachment to tothnews@aol.com with a bio as you would like to be introduced in the body of the message. Then, send a separate email with a photo (the larger and more square, the better) attached, or include a link to one. 
    ]]>     this page for recording tips. Send a ten to fifteen minute recording as an .mp3 attachment to tothnews@aol.com with a bio as you would like to be introduced in the body of the message. Then, send a separate email with a photo (the larger and more square, the better) attached, or include a link to one.]]> 19:08 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)The robot returns. Submissions sought. Authors with fiction or poetry published in online or print journals welcome. See this page for recording tips. Send a ten to fifteen minute recording as an .mp3 attachment to tothnews@aol.com with a bio as you would like to be introduced in the body of the message. Then, send a separate email with a photo (the larger and more square, the better) attached, or include a link to one. Paul A. TothThe robot returns. Submissions sought. Authors with fiction or poetry published in online or print journals welcome. See this page for recording tips. Send a ten to fifteen minute recording as an .mp3 attachment to tothnews@aol.com with a bio as you would like to be introduced in the body of the message. Then, send a separate email with a photo (the larger and more square, the better) attached, or include a link to one.      TothWorld #102 TothWorld #102 Fri, 17 Aug 2007 01:34:00 +0000 ]]> 22:00 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)The TothWorld Robot is back as I wait for the Sopranos (Nationwide Moving -- do NOT hire no matter what the bid) to deliver my recording equipment.Paul A. TothThe TothWorld Robot is back as I wait for the Sopranos (Nationwide Moving -- do NOT hire no matter what the bid) to deliver my recording equipment. TothWorld #101 TothWorld #101 Fri, 10 Aug 2007 04:04:00 +0000 ]]> 12:04 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)The TothWorld Robot reads two poems and introduces a song in lieu of my equipment arriving here in Sanibel, Florida.Paul A. TothThe TothWorld Robot reads two poems and introduces a song in lieu of my equipment arriving here in Sanibel, Florida. TothWorld #100 TothWorld #100 Sat, 04 Aug 2007 13:13:00 +0000 Along with Nathaniel G. Moore, look for the songs 15 mMurals, The Poseidon Adventure, We Slept Alone, Together, and Necessity Is the Invention of Mother, as well my poem Where Were You?
     
    Nathaniel G. Moore is the author of Let's Pretend We Never Met, published this Spring by Pedlar Press in Toronto. His work has appeared in magazines and journals across the country including Matrix, Canadian Literature and Danforth Review where he is features editor. Today he will be reading from his new poetry book, Let's Pretend We Never Met. Said The Georgia Straight in a review: "Moore metaphysically transforms so many literary genres into poetry and works so thoroughly through the most everyday of concepts (love, that is) that the breadth of the work is breathtaking."
    ]]>     15 mMurals, The Poseidon Adventure, We Slept Alone, Together, and Necessity Is the Invention of Mother, as well my poem Where Were You? Nathaniel G. Moore is the author of Let's Pretend We Never Met, published this Spring by Pedlar Press in Toronto. His work has appeared in magazines and journals across the country including Matrix, Canadian Literature and Danforth Review where he is features editor. Today he will be reading from his new poetry book, Let's Pretend We Never Met. Said The Georgia Straight in a review: "Moore metaphysically transforms so many literary genres into poetry and works so thoroughly through the most everyday of concepts (love, that is) that the breadth of the work is breathtaking."]]> 35:05 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Along with Nathaniel G. Moore, look for the songs 15 mMurals, The Poseidon Adventure, We Slept Alone, Together, and Necessity Is the Invention of Mother, as well my poem Where Were You?   Nathaniel G. Moore is the author of Let's Pretend We Never Met, published this Spring by Pedlar Press in Toronto. His work has appeared in magazines and journals across the country including Matrix, Canadian Literature and Danforth Review where he is features editor. Today he will be reading from his new poetry book, Let's Pretend We Never Met. Said The Georgia Straight in a review: "Moore metaphysically transforms so many literary genres into poetry and works so thoroughly through the most everyday of concepts (love, that is) that the breadth of the work is breathtaking."Paul A. TothAlong with Nathaniel G. Moore, look for the songs 15 mMurals, The Poseidon Adventure, We Slept Alone, Together, and Necessity Is the Invention of Mother, as well my poem Where Were You?   Nathaniel G. Moore is the author of Let's Pretend We Never Met, published this Spring by Pedlar Press in Toronto. His work has appeared in magazines and journals across the country including Matrix, Canadian Literature and Danforth Review where he is features editor. Today he will be reading from his new poetry book, Let's Pretend We Never Met. Said The Georgia Straight in a review: "Moore metaphysically transforms so many literary genres into poetry and works so thoroughly through the most everyday of concepts (love, that is) that the breadth of the work is breathtaking."     TothWorld #99 TothWorld #99 Sat, 28 Jul 2007 20:48:00 +0000 A little late but, hey, I'm moving, so get off my sun. This week's show includes a new definition of the American economy, as well as the songs Jackpot, But, and Thank you: We'll Stay Forever, plus the poem The Poseidon Adventure.

    The featured guest is Kenneth Pobo, who is fifty-two years old and grew up in Illinois. He and his partner now live in Pennsylvania. Kenneth teaches Creative Writing and English at Widener University in Chester, Pennsylvania. His book, Glass Garden, will be published in 2008 by WordTech Press. He is the author of three other books and seven chapbooks. Check out Amazon.com to get his books or e-mail him. His work can be read online at: Forpoetry.com, Three Candles, Iddie, Centrifugal Eye, Loch Raven Review, and elsewhere. Catch Ken's radio show, Obscure Oldies, on Saturdays from 6-8pm EST at WDNR.com.
    ]]>     Jackpot, But, and Thank you: We'll Stay Forever, plus the poem The Poseidon Adventure. The featured guest is Kenneth Pobo, who is fifty-two years old and grew up in Illinois. He and his partner now live in Pennsylvania. Kenneth teaches Creative Writing and English at Widener University in Chester, Pennsylvania. His book, Glass Garden, will be published in 2008 by WordTech Press. He is the author of three other books and seven chapbooks. Check out Amazon.com to get his books or e-mail him. His work can be read online at: Forpoetry.com, Three Candles, Iddie, Centrifugal Eye, Loch Raven Review, and elsewhere. Catch Ken's radio show, Obscure Oldies, on Saturdays from 6-8pm EST at WDNR.com.]]> 27:08 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)A little late but, hey, I'm moving, so get off my sun. This week's show includes a new definition of the American economy, as well as the songs Jackpot, But, and Thank you: We'll Stay Forever, plus the poem The Poseidon Adventure. The featured guest is Kenneth Pobo, who is fifty-two years old and grew up in Illinois. He and his partner now live in Pennsylvania. Kenneth teaches Creative Writing and English at Widener University in Chester, Pennsylvania. His book, Glass Garden, will be published in 2008 by WordTech Press. He is the author of three other books and seven chapbooks. Check out Amazon.com to get his books or e-mail him. His work can be read online at: Forpoetry.com, Three Candles, Iddie, Centrifugal Eye, Loch Raven Review, and elsewhere. Catch Ken's radio show, Obscure Oldies, on Saturdays from 6-8pm EST at WDNR.com.Paul A. TothA little late but, hey, I'm moving, so get off my sun. This week's show includes a new definition of the American economy, as well as the songs Jackpot, But, and Thank you: We'll Stay Forever, plus the poem The Poseidon Adventure. The featured guest is Kenneth Pobo, who is fifty-two years old and grew up in Illinois. He and his partner now live in Pennsylvania. Kenneth teaches Creative Writing and English at Widener University in Chester, Pennsylvania. His book, Glass Garden, will be published in 2008 by WordTech Press. He is the author of three other books and seven chapbooks. Check out Amazon.com to get his books or e-mail him. His work can be read online at: Forpoetry.com, Three Candles, Iddie, Centrifugal Eye, Loch Raven Review, and elsewhere. Catch Ken's radio show, Obscure Oldies, on Saturdays from 6-8pm EST at WDNR.com.     TothWorld #98 TothWorld #98 Sat, 21 Jul 2007 04:17:00 +0000 The Danforth Review and Black Heart Magazine. One critic has praised Michelle as being "Like the London Anais Nin, only more crass, or Marguerite Duras with cuss words or a more literary version of mid-period Madonna without the bad electro background and udo kier cameos," which Michelle takes as a mighty set of compliments. Please feel free to creep her on the internet at this site.

    Also featured are the songs I'm Okay, I'm Okay, Everyone's a Killer, The World Revolves Around Me, There's No Feeling for this Word, and the poem You've Got to Move, Child.]]>     this site. Also featured are the songs I'm Okay, I'm Okay, Everyone's a Killer, The World Revolves Around Me, There's No Feeling for this Word, and the poem You've Got to Move, Child.]]> 46:07 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)This week's guest is Michelle Miller is a writer, poet and academic currently living in small-town Ontario. Come August she will be moving to Vancouver, where she will be attending the prestigious Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing program at UBC. She has had poetry, fiction and non-fiction published in many local literary reviews, as well as The Danforth Review and Black Heart Magazine. One critic has praised Michelle as being "Like the London Anais Nin, only more crass, or Marguerite Duras with cuss words or a more literary version of mid-period Madonna without the bad electro background and udo kier cameos," which Michelle takes as a mighty set of compliments. Please feel free to creep her on the internet at this site. Also featured are the songs I'm Okay, I'm Okay, Everyone's a Killer, The World Revolves Around Me, There's No Feeling for this Word, and the poem You've Got to Move, Child.Paul A. TothThis week's guest is Michelle Miller is a writer, poet and academic currently living in small-town Ontario. Come August she will be moving to Vancouver, where she will be attending the prestigious Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing program at UBC. She has had poetry, fiction and non-fiction published in many local literary reviews, as well as The Danforth Review and Black Heart Magazine. One critic has praised Michelle as being "Like the London Anais Nin, only more crass, or Marguerite Duras with cuss words or a more literary version of mid-period Madonna without the bad electro background and udo kier cameos," which Michelle takes as a mighty set of compliments. Please feel free to creep her on the internet at this site. Also featured are the songs I'm Okay, I'm Okay, Everyone's a Killer, The World Revolves Around Me, There's No Feeling for this Word, and the poem You've Got to Move, Child.     TothWorld #97 TothWorld #97 Sat, 14 Jul 2007 04:31:00 +0000 Eclectica, Great Works, River Walk Journal, Prose Toad, and Miranda Literary Journal. She can be emailed here.]]> emailed here.]]> 21:48 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)This week's show features several songs, a poem, and guest reader Leslie Wolter. Leslie is an English instructor and English Specialist at the East St. Louis campus of Southwestern Illinois College. Her work has appeared in a variety of online and print sources, including Eclectica, Great Works, River Walk Journal, Prose Toad, and Miranda Literary Journal. She can be emailed here.Paul A. TothThis week's show features several songs, a poem, and guest reader Leslie Wolter. Leslie is an English instructor and English Specialist at the East St. Louis campus of Southwestern Illinois College. Her work has appeared in a variety of online and print sources, including Eclectica, Great Works, River Walk Journal, Prose Toad, and Miranda Literary Journal. She can be emailed here. TothWorld #96 TothWorld #96 Sat, 07 Jul 2007 04:02:00 +0000 Besides wonderful guest Richard Grayson, this week's show includes the poems How Long Do You Plan to Hold That Knife Above Me? and Amateur Biologist, as well as the songs MILF and I'm Nothing Without You and Even Less With You.
     
    Richard Grayson is a retired lawyer and teacher who lives in Brooklyn and Phoenix. His short stories have appeared in literary magazines and webzines since 1975 and in book-length collections that include With Hitler in New York, I Survived Caracas Traffic, The Silicon Valley Diet, Highly Irregular Stories and And to Think That He Kissed Him on Lorimer Street. He is also the author of WRITE-IN: Diary of a Congressional Candidate in Florida's Fourth Congressional District, an account of his 2004 campaign for a U.S. House seat that originally appeared online at McSweeney's. See his website here.
    ]]>     WRITE-IN: Diary of a Congressional Candidate in Florida's Fourth Congressional District, an account of his 2004 campaign for a U.S. House seat that originally appeared online at McSweeney's. See his website here.]]> 34:55 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Besides wonderful guest Richard Grayson, this week's show includes the poems How Long Do You Plan to Hold That Knife Above Me? and Amateur Biologist, as well as the songs MILF and I'm Nothing Without You and Even Less With You.   Richard Grayson is a retired lawyer and teacher who lives in Brooklyn and Phoenix. His short stories have appeared in literary magazines and webzines since 1975 and in book-length collections that include With Hitler in New York, I Survived Caracas Traffic, The Silicon Valley Diet, Highly Irregular Stories and And to Think That He Kissed Him on Lorimer Street. He is also the author of WRITE-IN: Diary of a Congressional Candidate in Florida's Fourth Congressional District, an account of his 2004 campaign for a U.S. House seat that originally appeared online at McSweeney's. See his website here.Paul A. TothBesides wonderful guest Richard Grayson, this week's show includes the poems How Long Do You Plan to Hold That Knife Above Me? and Amateur Biologist, as well as the songs MILF and I'm Nothing Without You and Even Less With You.   Richard Grayson is a retired lawyer and teacher who lives in Brooklyn and Phoenix. His short stories have appeared in literary magazines and webzines since 1975 and in book-length collections that include With Hitler in New York, I Survived Caracas Traffic, The Silicon Valley Diet, Highly Irregular Stories and And to Think That He Kissed Him on Lorimer Street. He is also the author of WRITE-IN: Diary of a Congressional Candidate in Florida's Fourth Congressional District, an account of his 2004 campaign for a U.S. House seat that originally appeared online at McSweeney's. See his website here.     TothWorld #95 TothWorld #95 Sat, 30 Jun 2007 04:20:00 +0000 Prepare your ears for some massive volume variation due to audio problems beyond my control or, more accurately, understanding. Keep that finger on the volume button.

    This show includes my poem and accompanying song Air and Weight and One Day Old, the song Sheltering the Sky Beneath Me, a second poem entitled Dissonance Reduction, and, finally, the song I like Candlelit Beaches and Long Walks on the Dinner Table.

    Heather Fowler received her M.A. in English and Creative Writing from Hollins University in May of 1997. She has published short stories in the following journals: See You Next Tuesday (2006), Frigg: A Magazine of Fiction and Poetry (Winter 2006), The Muse Apprentice Guild (October 2002), Artisan, a Journal of Craft (September 2002), Literary PotPourri (May 2002), Exquisite Corpse (Summer 2001), The Barcelona Review (May, 2001), Quercus Review (May, 2001), Penumbra (May 2001), B & A New Fiction (Jan. 2001), Barbaric Yawp (Dec. 2000), Zoetrope All-Story Extra ( June 2001, October and December 1999), Mindkites (December 1999, and June 2000). She worked as a Guest Editor for Zoetrope All-Story Extra in March and April of 2000. Her story "Slut" won third prize at the 2000 California Writer's Conference in Monterey.

    Her poetry has been 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 The Cityworks Literary Anthology, Volume 6. She is currently working on writing a second novel entitled Sex Angel, editing and compiling four books of short stories, and querying two screenplays and assorted other projects. Please feel free to email her. And check out her Myspace site here.]]>     email her. And check out her Myspace site here.]]> 44:12 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Prepare your ears for some massive volume variation due to audio problems beyond my control or, more accurately, understanding. Keep that finger on the volume button. This show includes my poem and accompanying song Air and Weight and One Day Old, the song Sheltering the Sky Beneath Me, a second poem entitled Dissonance Reduction, and, finally, the song I like Candlelit Beaches and Long Walks on the Dinner Table. Heather Fowler received her M.A. in English and Creative Writing from Hollins University in May of 1997. She has published short stories in the following journals: See You Next Tuesday (2006), Frigg: A Magazine of Fiction and Poetry (Winter 2006), The Muse Apprentice Guild (October 2002), Artisan, a Journal of Craft (September 2002), Literary PotPourri (May 2002), Exquisite Corpse (Summer 2001), The Barcelona Review (May, 2001), Quercus Review (May, 2001), Penumbra (May 2001), B & A New Fiction (Jan. 2001), Barbaric Yawp (Dec. 2000), Zoetrope All-Story Extra ( June 2001, October and December 1999), Mindkites (December 1999, and June 2000). She worked as a Guest Editor for Zoetrope All-Story Extra in March and April of 2000. Her story "Slut" won third prize at the 2000 California Writer's Conference in Monterey. Her poetry has been 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 The Cityworks Literary Anthology, Volume 6. She is currently working on writing a second novel entitled Sex Angel, editing and compiling four books of short stories, and querying two screenplays and assorted other projects. Please feel free to email her. And check out her Myspace site here.Paul A. TothPrepare your ears for some massive volume variation due to audio problems beyond my control or, more accurately, understanding. Keep that finger on the volume button. This show includes my poem and accompanying song Air and Weight and One Day Old, the song Sheltering the Sky Beneath Me, a second poem entitled Dissonance Reduction, and, finally, the song I like Candlelit Beaches and Long Walks on the Dinner Table. Heather Fowler received her M.A. in English and Creative Writing from Hollins University in May of 1997. She has published short stories in the following journals: See You Next Tuesday (2006), Frigg: A Magazine of Fiction and Poetry (Winter 2006), The Muse Apprentice Guild (October 2002), Artisan, a Journal of Craft (September 2002), Literary PotPourri (May 2002), Exquisite Corpse (Summer 2001), The Barcelona Review (May, 2001), Quercus Review (May, 2001), Penumbra (May 2001), B & A New Fiction (Jan. 2001), Barbaric Yawp (Dec. 2000), Zoetrope All-Story Extra ( June 2001, October and December 1999), Mindkites (December 1999, and June 2000). She worked as a Guest Editor for Zoetrope All-Story Extra in March and April of 2000. Her story "Slut" won third prize at the 2000 California Writer's Conference in Monterey. Her poetry has been 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 The Cityworks Literary Anthology, Volume 6. She is currently working on writing a second novel entitled Sex Angel, editing and compiling four books of short stories, and querying two screenplays and assorted other projects. Please feel free to email her. And check out her Myspace site here.     TothWorld #94 TothWorld #94 Sat, 23 Jun 2007 04:05:00 +0000 Who is Killing Doah's Deer? and A Minor Case of Murder. See Jeff's blog here. Also, hear the story of my medical mystery, as well as the songs Sagital Cut, There Goes the Sun, the poem Mind Bowling, and, finally, the song If I Am What You Say I Am, Then... Download the show here.]]> Who is Killing Doah's Deer? and A Minor Case of Murder. See Jeff's blog here. Also, hear the story of my medical mystery, as well as the songs Sagital Cut, There Goes the Sun, the poem Mind Bowling, and, finally, the song If I Am What You Say I Am, Then... Download the show here.]]> 32:49 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)These week's guest is Jeff Markowitz, whose novels include Who is Killing Doah's Deer? and A Minor Case of Murder. See Jeff's blog here. Also, hear the story of my medical mystery, as well as the songs Sagital Cut, There Goes the Sun, the poem Mind Bowling, and, finally, the song If I Am What You Say I Am, Then... Download the show here.Paul A. TothThese week's guest is Jeff Markowitz, whose novels include Who is Killing Doah's Deer? and A Minor Case of Murder. See Jeff's blog here. Also, hear the story of my medical mystery, as well as the songs Sagital Cut, There Goes the Sun, the poem Mind Bowling, and, finally, the song If I Am What You Say I Am, Then... Download the show here. Now Available: Organia Now Available: Organia Wed, 20 Jun 2007 02:47:00 +0000 Order here. For a sneak preview, right-click this link and save file to desktop.
    ]]>     Order here. For a sneak preview, right-click this link and save file to desktop.]]> 05:40 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Organia: Eight Poems, Eight Videos and Eight Songs. $11.00 including shipping and handling. Order here. For a sneak preview, right-click this link and save file to desktop.Paul A. TothOrgania: Eight Poems, Eight Videos and Eight Songs. $11.00 including shipping and handling. Order here. For a sneak preview, right-click this link and save file to desktop.     TothWorld #93 TothWorld #93 Sat, 16 Jun 2007 01:34:00 +0000
    Look forward to the songs Clouds Moving Fast Over a Plain, Collateral Circulation and Unsent Letter to Bill Frisell, as well as my poem Personal Computer.

    Also, don't forget to buy my novels, the profits of which will go towards purchasing several cells of an unspecified organ.

    This week's guest, Libby Fischer Hellman, writes the award-winning suspense series featuring video producer and single mother Ellie Foreman, who gets by with a wry sense of humor, a circle of good friends, and an occasional bottle of wine. Originally from Washington, D.C., Libby has lived in Chicago for 30 years and finds the contrast between the beautiful and the profane in that city a crime writer's paradise. Next up is Chicago Blues,a dark crime fiction anthology she's editing, which will be released in October by Bleak House Books (also my current my publisher). She also will be releasing a stand-alone PI novel some time in 2008 called Easy Innocence. Visit her website here.]]>     here.]]> 43:30 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)And...we're back. Look forward to the songs Clouds Moving Fast Over a Plain, Collateral Circulation and Unsent Letter to Bill Frisell, as well as my poem Personal Computer. Also, don't forget to buy my novels, the profits of which will go towards purchasing several cells of an unspecified organ. This week's guest, Libby Fischer Hellman, writes the award-winning suspense series featuring video producer and single mother Ellie Foreman, who gets by with a wry sense of humor, a circle of good friends, and an occasional bottle of wine. Originally from Washington, D.C., Libby has lived in Chicago for 30 years and finds the contrast between the beautiful and the profane in that city a crime writer's paradise. Next up is Chicago Blues,a dark crime fiction anthology she's editing, which will be released in October by Bleak House Books (also my current my publisher). She also will be releasing a stand-alone PI novel some time in 2008 called Easy Innocence. Visit her website here.Paul A. TothAnd...we're back. Look forward to the songs Clouds Moving Fast Over a Plain, Collateral Circulation and Unsent Letter to Bill Frisell, as well as my poem Personal Computer. Also, don't forget to buy my novels, the profits of which will go towards purchasing several cells of an unspecified organ. This week's guest, Libby Fischer Hellman, writes the award-winning suspense series featuring video producer and single mother Ellie Foreman, who gets by with a wry sense of humor, a circle of good friends, and an occasional bottle of wine. Originally from Washington, D.C., Libby has lived in Chicago for 30 years and finds the contrast between the beautiful and the profane in that city a crime writer's paradise. Next up is Chicago Blues,a dark crime fiction anthology she's editing, which will be released in October by Bleak House Books (also my current my publisher). She also will be releasing a stand-alone PI novel some time in 2008 called Easy Innocence. Visit her website here.     TothWorld #92 TothWorld #92 Sat, 02 Jun 2007 04:01:00 +0000 Get Lost, Nothing Left to Do, and a cover of Gang of Four's 5:15. Also included is my poem Variations on a Conclusion in C Minor.

    This week's guest is Ayn Amorelli, a published sexy-romance writer of four books (with another on the way) who also writes gothics using the pen name of Ayn Hunt. Ms. Amorelli can be found in Hunt's Corner, hosting a writing chat, every Sunday at 8:00 p.m. EST in AOL's Chapter One chat room.  Excerpts of all her books can be found at her Ayn Hunt site site and Ayn Amorelli site.]]>     Ayn Hunt site site and Ayn Amorelli site.]]> 36:17 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)This week's show includes the songs Get Lost, Nothing Left to Do, and a cover of Gang of Four's 5:15. Also included is my poem Variations on a Conclusion in C Minor. This week's guest is Ayn Amorelli, a published sexy-romance writer of four books (with another on the way) who also writes gothics using the pen name of Ayn Hunt. Ms. Amorelli can be found in Hunt's Corner, hosting a writing chat, every Sunday at 8:00 p.m. EST in AOL's Chapter One chat room.  Excerpts of all her books can be found at her Ayn Hunt site site and Ayn Amorelli site.Paul A. TothThis week's show includes the songs Get Lost, Nothing Left to Do, and a cover of Gang of Four's 5:15. Also included is my poem Variations on a Conclusion in C Minor. This week's guest is Ayn Amorelli, a published sexy-romance writer of four books (with another on the way) who also writes gothics using the pen name of Ayn Hunt. Ms. Amorelli can be found in Hunt's Corner, hosting a writing chat, every Sunday at 8:00 p.m. EST in AOL's Chapter One chat room.  Excerpts of all her books can be found at her Ayn Hunt site site and Ayn Amorelli site.     TothWorld #91 TothWorld #91 Sat, 26 May 2007 04:31:00 +0000 The Knowable Truth and Raindogs, and my poem So You Want to Be a God? Also, a very special and fizzy surprise.

    This week's guest is Ursula Pflug, author of the novel, Green Music. (Tesseract Books,2002) Born in Tunis, she attended the Ontario College of Art and the University of Toronto after traveling widely. An internationally published, award winning short story writer, Pflug has published over fifty stories in journals and anthologies including Leviathan1 and 4, Album Zutique, The Nine Muses, On Spec, Now Magazine, Quarry, Herizons, The Best Of Strange Horizons, The Best of Leviathan and Album Zutique and many more. She writes about books regularly for The Peterborough Examiner, the New York Review of Science Fiction and other publications. Her experience in professional theatre includes several productions of her plays, either solo-authored or collectively written. Recipient of an Ontario Arts Council Works In Progress Award in 2005 to complete her new novel, Thin Wednesday, Pflug was short-listed for the KM Hunter Award the following year. She received a Canada Council grant in the current year for a novel length flash fiction project, in which each chapter will be precisely 500 words long. She teaches short fiction via the Continuing Education Program of Loyalist College. Her bibliography is posted on the ISFDB database.  See her Myspace site here.]]>     Ursula Pflug, author of the novel, Green Music. (Tesseract Books,2002) Born in Tunis, she attended the Ontario College of Art and the University of Toronto after traveling widely. An internationally published, award winning short story writer, Pflug has published over fifty stories in journals and anthologies including Leviathan1 and 4, Album Zutique, The Nine Muses, On Spec, Now Magazine, Quarry, Herizons, The Best Of Strange Horizons, The Best of Leviathan and Album Zutique and many more. She writes about books regularly for The Peterborough Examiner, the New York Review of Science Fiction and other publications. Her experience in professional theatre includes several productions of her plays, either solo-authored or collectively written. Recipient of an Ontario Arts Council Works In Progress Award in 2005 to complete her new novel, Thin Wednesday, Pflug was short-listed for the KM Hunter Award the following year. She received a Canada Council grant in the current year for a novel length flash fiction project, in which each chapter will be precisely 500 words long. She teaches short fiction via the Continuing Education Program of Loyalist College. Her bibliography is posted on the ISFDB database. See her Myspace site here.]]> 01:06:32 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)Podcast #91 features a tribute to Georges Bataille, the songs The Knowable Truth and Raindogs, and my poem So You Want to Be a God? Also, a very special and fizzy surprise. This week's guest is Ursula Pflug, author of the novel, Green Music. (Tesseract Books,2002) Born in Tunis, she attended the Ontario College of Art and the University of Toronto after traveling widely. An internationally published, award winning short story writer, Pflug has published over fifty stories in journals and anthologies including Leviathan1 and 4, Album Zutique, The Nine Muses, On Spec, Now Magazine, Quarry, Herizons, The Best Of Strange Horizons, The Best of Leviathan and Album Zutique and many more. She writes about books regularly for The Peterborough Examiner, the New York Review of Science Fiction and other publications. Her experience in professional theatre includes several productions of her plays, either solo-authored or collectively written. Recipient of an Ontario Arts Council Works In Progress Award in 2005 to complete her new novel, Thin Wednesday, Pflug was short-listed for the KM Hunter Award the following year. She received a Canada Council grant in the current year for a novel length flash fiction project, in which each chapter will be precisely 500 words long. She teaches short fiction via the Continuing Education Program of Loyalist College. Her bibliography is posted on the ISFDB database.  See her Myspace site here.Paul A. TothPodcast #91 features a tribute to Georges Bataille, the songs The Knowable Truth and Raindogs, and my poem So You Want to Be a God? Also, a very special and fizzy surprise. This week's guest is Ursula Pflug, author of the novel, Green Music. (Tesseract Books,2002) Born in Tunis, she attended the Ontario College of Art and the University of Toronto after traveling widely. An internationally published, award winning short story writer, Pflug has published over fifty stories in journals and anthologies including Leviathan1 and 4, Album Zutique, The Nine Muses, On Spec, Now Magazine, Quarry, Herizons, The Best Of Strange Horizons, The Best of Leviathan and Album Zutique and many more. She writes about books regularly for The Peterborough Examiner, the New York Review of Science Fiction and other publications. Her experience in professional theatre includes several productions of her plays, either solo-authored or collectively written. Recipient of an Ontario Arts Council Works In Progress Award in 2005 to complete her new novel, Thin Wednesday, Pflug was short-listed for the KM Hunter Award the following year. She received a Canada Council grant in the current year for a novel length flash fiction project, in which each chapter will be precisely 500 words long. She teaches short fiction via the Continuing Education Program of Loyalist College. Her bibliography is posted on the ISFDB database.  See her Myspace site here.     TothWorld #90 TothWorld #90 Sat, 19 May 2007 04:01:00 +0000 Fizz from undeserved obscurity. My other contribution is a tribute to my adolescent and adult psychiatrists, Talking Heads.

    This week's guests are the band Foyl and Tamara Williams-Przyjazna. Williams-Przyjazna is an accomplished actress, classically-trained musician, poet, and mother of daughter Gwendolyn, also known as Nugget. Her piece is entitled Travelogue. Foyl is an acoustic-based rock band featuring Paul Michael Audi, Robert Fiets, Brandon Hoffman, and Bob Hull. Their production company is Pavlov's Cellar Productions. Feel free to email the band. The two songs Foyl plays are What Is and Should Never Be and Half-Life.]]>     Fizz from undeserved obscurity. My other contribution is a tribute to my adolescent and adult psychiatrists, Talking Heads.This week's guests are the band Foyl and Tamara Williams-Przyjazna. Williams-Przyjazna is an accomplished actress, classically-trained musician, poet, and mother of daughter Gwendolyn, also known as Nugget. Her piece is entitled Travelogue. Foyl is an acoustic-based rock band featuring Paul Michael Audi, Robert Fiets, Brandon Hoffman, and Bob Hull. Their production company is Pavlov's Cellar Productions. Feel free to email the band. The two songs Foyl plays are What Is and Should Never Be and Half-Life.]]> 35:12 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)This week includes the beginning of a blitzkrieg campaign to save my novel Fizz from undeserved obscurity. My other contribution is a tribute to my adolescent and adult psychiatrists, Talking Heads. This week's guests are the band Foyl and Tamara Williams-Przyjazna. Williams-Przyjazna is an accomplished actress, classically-trained musician, poet, and mother of daughter Gwendolyn, also known as Nugget. Her piece is entitled Travelogue. Foyl is an acoustic-based rock band featuring Paul Michael Audi, Robert Fiets, Brandon Hoffman, and Bob Hull. Their production company is Pavlov's Cellar Productions. Feel free to email the band. The two songs Foyl plays are What Is and Should Never Be and Half-Life.Paul A. TothThis week includes the beginning of a blitzkrieg campaign to save my novel Fizz from undeserved obscurity. My other contribution is a tribute to my adolescent and adult psychiatrists, Talking Heads. This week's guests are the band Foyl and Tamara Williams-Przyjazna. Williams-Przyjazna is an accomplished actress, classically-trained musician, poet, and mother of daughter Gwendolyn, also known as Nugget. Her piece is entitled Travelogue. Foyl is an acoustic-based rock band featuring Paul Michael Audi, Robert Fiets, Brandon Hoffman, and Bob Hull. Their production company is Pavlov's Cellar Productions. Feel free to email the band. The two songs Foyl plays are What Is and Should Never Be and Half-Life.     TothWorld #89 TothWorld #89 Sat, 12 May 2007 04:15:00 +0000 here to visit his website.

    The show also features my poem Gastronomy (since revised), plus the songs Junk is No Good Baby, Prodigal Son and Off the Coast of California.]]>     here to visit his website.The show also features my poem Gastronomy (since revised), plus the songs Junk is No Good Baby, Prodigal Son and Off the Coast of California.]]> 20:32 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)This week's guest, Wolf Larsen, is an adventurer, writer, and poet who traveled through 45 countries in Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. Wolf has lived in Chicago, Wisconsin, New York City, Honduras, Brazil, Peru, and India. He worked for nearly twelve years as a seasonal laborer in Alaska. Wolf has written five novels, six collections of poetry, a play, a screenplay, a monologue, a multimedia work, a collection of short stories, and a 70,000 word run-on sentence. He has been published in literary magazines around the world. After you hear his poem, I think you, like I did, will say, "Wow." Click here to visit his website. The show also features my poem Gastronomy (since revised), plus the songs Junk is No Good Baby, Prodigal Son and Off the Coast of California.Paul A. TothThis week's guest, Wolf Larsen, is an adventurer, writer, and poet who traveled through 45 countries in Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. Wolf has lived in Chicago, Wisconsin, New York City, Honduras, Brazil, Peru, and India. He worked for nearly twelve years as a seasonal laborer in Alaska. Wolf has written five novels, six collections of poetry, a play, a screenplay, a monologue, a multimedia work, a collection of short stories, and a 70,000 word run-on sentence. He has been published in literary magazines around the world. After you hear his poem, I think you, like I did, will say, "Wow." Click here to visit his website. The show also features my poem Gastronomy (since revised), plus the songs Junk is No Good Baby, Prodigal Son and Off the Coast of California.     TothWorld #88 TothWorld #88 Sat, 05 May 2007 04:31:00 +0000 here.

    This show also includes the songs No One Receiving and Clocks, as well as a poem/song in the form of one of my monthly additive headline experiments, which may be read at The 2nd Hand.]]>     here.This show also includes the songs No One Receiving and Clocks, as well as a poem/song in the form of one of my monthly additive headline experiments, which may be read at The 2nd Hand.]]> 27:40 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)My guest this week, Steven Mayoff, is a writer living on Prince Edward Island, Canada. His work has appeared in various Canadian magazines such as the the Windsor Review, Grain, Filling Station, Parchment, Pottersfield Portfolio, All Rights Reserved, Grimm Magazine, the Malahat Review and the Puritan, as well as Terrain.org (USA), the Dublin Quarterly (Ireland) and the Arabesques Review (Algeria). If I do say so myself, it appears good company shares good places. The piece Steven reads originally appeared in Pottersfield Portfolio (Nova Scotia) 2003. See his website here. This show also includes the songs No One Receiving and Clocks, as well as a poem/song in the form of one of my monthly additive headline experiments, which may be read at The 2nd Hand.Paul A. TothMy guest this week, Steven Mayoff, is a writer living on Prince Edward Island, Canada. His work has appeared in various Canadian magazines such as the the Windsor Review, Grain, Filling Station, Parchment, Pottersfield Portfolio, All Rights Reserved, Grimm Magazine, the Malahat Review and the Puritan, as well as Terrain.org (USA), the Dublin Quarterly (Ireland) and the Arabesques Review (Algeria). If I do say so myself, it appears good company shares good places. The piece Steven reads originally appeared in Pottersfield Portfolio (Nova Scotia) 2003. See his website here. This show also includes the songs No One Receiving and Clocks, as well as a poem/song in the form of one of my monthly additive headline experiments, which may be read at The 2nd Hand.     TothWorld #87 TothWorld #87 Sat, 28 Apr 2007 04:04:00 +0000 Believers (Pocol Press, 2006), Reverse Negative (Ravenna Press, 2006), and Drivers (Hamilton Stone Editions, 2005).  Leslie's work has appeared in over 100 literary magazines including Boulevard, Shenandoah, South Carolina Review, North American Review, and Cimarron Review.  He is fiction editor for The Pedestal Magazine and of The Potomac, and his book reviews and articles have been published in newspapers such as The Washington Post, The Kansas City Star, and The Orlando Sentinel. His reading includes pieces from Reverse Negative and Drivers, as well as his story The Coloring Book. Visit his website here.

    Also featured are the songs Leave Me Alone and I Am Drugs, along with the poem/song You Make Me Feel Like Chet Baker, the Later Years.]]>     Reverse Negative and Drivers, as well as his story The Coloring Book. Visit his website here. Also featured are the songs Leave Me Alone and I Am Drugs, along with the poem/song You Make Me Feel Like Chet Baker, the Later Years.]]> 34:58 false full tothnews@aol.com (Paul A. Toth)This week's guest, Nathan Leslie, was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota and grew up in Ellicott City, Maryland.  Nathan Leslie's five collections of short fiction include Believers (Pocol Press, 2006), Reverse Negative (Ravenna Press, 2006), and Drivers (Hamilton Stone Editions, 2005).  Leslie's work has appeared in over 100 literary magazines including Boulevard, Shenandoah, South Carolina Review, North American Review, and Cimarron Review.  He is fiction editor for The Pedestal Magazine and of The Potomac, and his book reviews and articles have been published in newspapers such as The Washington Post, The Kansas City Star, and The Orlando Sentinel. His reading includes pieces from Reverse Negative and Drivers, as well as his story The Coloring Book. Visit his website here. Also featured are the songs Leave Me Alone and I Am Drugs, along with the poem/song You Make Me Feel Like Chet Baker, the Later Years.Paul A. TothThis week's guest, Nathan Leslie, was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota and grew up in Ellicott City, Maryland.  Nathan Leslie's five collections of short fiction include Believers (Pocol Press, 2006), Reverse Negative (Ravenna Press, 2006), and Drivers (Hamilton Stone Editions, 2005).  Leslie's work has appeared in over 100 literary magazines including Boulevard, Shenandoah, South Carolina Review, North American Review, and Cimarron Review.  He is fiction editor for The Pedestal Magazine and of The Potomac, and his book reviews and articles have been published in newspapers such as The Washington Post, The Kansas City Star, and The Orlando Sentinel. His reading includes pieces from Reverse Negative and Drivers, as well as his story The Coloring Book. Visit his website here. Also featured are the songs Leave Me Alone and I Am Drugs, along with the poem/song You Make Me Feel Like Chet Baker, the Later Years.