What local bloggers and news media are saying about Deep Carnivale:
"Next weekend's Deep Carnivale marks (David) Audet's latest attempt to carry on the Bud Lee creative legacy — and to provide a lure for visitors to the historic district other than the bars and nightclubs that have overtaken it in the past 15 years."
"The daylong fest is all about words — spoken, sung and incorporated into art projects by a diverse group of poets, writers, singer/songwriters and visual artists from all over the Bay area. Well-known authors Enid Shomer (Tourist Season) and Ferdie Pacheco will be on hand, as will acclaimed poets Sylvia Curbelo and Tampa poet laureate James Tokley."
Read more from article by Megan Voeller at Creative Loafing.
There's a new family-friendly festival in the Tampa Bay area. Deep Carnivale: A Celebration of Words is scheduled for Saturday, September 8, on 14th Street and Palm Avenue in Ybor City from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Presented by the Artists and Writers Group, Inc. and Hillsborough Community College-Ybor, Deep Carnivale is free and open to the public.
Read more from blog by Lisa Ciurro at Tampa Book Buzz
Most of you, at one time or another, have thought to yourselves "Y'know, radio is okay and all, but what it really needs is Jeff Strand reading a story. Or maybe they just need to play 'Video Killed the Radio Star' more often. One of those."
Well, to promote my involvement in Deep Carnivale I'll be on the radio LIVE, reading the short story "Everything Has a Purpose" from my upcoming collection GLEEFULLY MACABRE TALES.
WHEN?
Selected works from the "Art as Books" and "Exquisite Corpse" were on display following the 2007 Deep Carnivale
Books As Art As Books was sponsored by the Artists and Writers Group project in partnership with HCC Parlor 1601 Gallery. Tracy Midulla Reller curated the show.
HighlightsReadings, performances, music, exhibits, and creative participatory activities for children and adults.