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Rave: My Cousin on NPR

Posted: February 10 14, 5:28 pm
by sighyoung
My cousin, Marilyn Nelson, was on All Things Considered on Saturday discussing her latest book of poetry, How I Discovered Poetry. The book is about growing up in the 1950's as the daughter of an Air Force officer, one of the last Tuskegee Airmen. http://www.npr.org/2014/02/08/272654805 ... ary-family

Re: Rave: My Cousin on NPR

Posted: February 10 14, 6:23 pm
by lukethedrifter
That is a rave.

Re: Rave: My Cousin on NPR

Posted: February 10 14, 8:39 pm
by stlouie_lipp
How cool is that?

Re: Rave: My Cousin on NPR

Posted: February 10 14, 10:30 pm
by docellis
that is so cool!

Re: Rave: My Cousin on NPR

Posted: February 11 14, 8:34 am
by thrill
That's cool, but we all know JL is the only member here who's actually been an NPR contributor himself.

Re: Rave: My Cousin on NPR

Posted: February 11 14, 9:21 am
by JL21
This is way cooler since this interview actually went on the air, and wasn't about fat nerds reacting to Batman.

Very cool, sigh.

Re: Rave: My Cousin on NPR

Posted: February 11 14, 9:39 am
by jim
Can you guys imagine holidays at the sighyoung house? Everyone in sweaters and the men smoking pipes around the fire and discussing fancy writing and stuff while sipping brandy? Probably in the study.

That's cool sigh.

Re: Rave: My Cousin on NPR

Posted: February 11 14, 11:41 am
by slide_into_first
I think sigh's cousins are named Seymour, Buddy, Boo Boo, Franny and Zooey. Also Walt and Waker.

Re: Rave: My Cousin on NPR

Posted: February 11 14, 11:46 am
by lukethedrifter
jim wrote:Can you guys imagine holidays at the sighyoung house? Everyone in sweaters and the men smoking pipes around the fire and discussing fancy writing and stuff while sipping brandy? Probably in the study.

That's cool sigh.

very highbrow. at my family get-togethers we talk about poop.

Re: Rave: My Cousin on NPR

Posted: February 11 14, 11:51 am
by heyzeus
slide_into_first wrote:I think sigh's cousins are named Seymour, Buddy, Boo Boo, Franny and Zooey. Also Walt and Waker.
A good Salinger reference is always appreciated.