Here’s a preview of special programs happening that the Juneau Public Libraries in April.  Be sure to check the library website for the most current program information.  If it’s still showing in your area, get out and see the animated film adaptation of, Coraline, as the creators of the puppets used in the film will be visiting the library for a lecture and workshop at the end of the month.

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Dan O’Neil, despite technical difficulties, discusses, explores and relates to the land and people along the Yukon River.  In addition to reading from his book, O’Neil shares his perspectives on responsible land management, sustainability and portrayals of Alaska in literature in film.

Due to length, this podcast is presented in two parts.  The first part here, the second part in a following post.

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Continuation of the Dan O’Neil: A Land Gone Lonesome podcast.

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Another year of great poetry from a diverse group of Juneau poets!  The winning poems will spend the next year riding Juneau’s Capital Transit buses aboard placards in the advertising areas above the seating, so keep your eye out for a great read on your next bus ride.  All poems entered in the contest as well as the winning poems (from 2006-2009) are available to check out from the Library.

This podcast is slightly abridged, as there were several poets who wished to be excluded from the final edit.  If you’d like to get involved in this great annual competition, keep your eye out for entry forms that usually begin circulating around town and on the Juneau Arts and Humanities website in December.

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