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	ReadingGroupGuides.com - Skels by Maggie Dubris
		Drawing on these experiences, she connects the poetry and intensity found in the works of Jack London, Walt Whitman, Rimbaud, and Mark Twain to the CBGB and Maxwell's Kansas City scene and the harrowing stories of NY's poorest poor.
		In Skels, Dubris shares what she saw: the magic and humor of haunted world that survives to this day inside our own.
		Her New York has everything and nothing to do with the real world, which is a reminder of something very simple: books don't need to get all pompous about our social disasters in order to make the grandest possible statements about them.
	www.readinggroupguides.com /guides3/skels1.asp (869 words)

	PORTVS DVBRIS
		Portus Dubris - The Port on the river Dubras
		Under the heading "at the disposal of the respectable man, the Count of the Saxon shore in Britain", the entry Dubris is listed between the entries for Othona (Bradwell, Essex) and Portus Lemanis (Lympne, Kent).
		By the fourth century there were two lighthouses at Dubris, set on the cliff tops overlooking the port to either side of the River Dour.
	www.roman-britain.org /places/portus_dubris.htm (545 words)

	Web site design and maintenance in Dover, Kent, SE England, UK, by Dubris Design
		About Us Dubris Design is a family firm based in Dover (Dubris was the Roman name for Dover).
		After a number of years developing our web design skills in our job and as a hobby we are now able to offer those skills to others wanting a place on the world wide web.
		Here at Dubris Design we specialise in sites for personal use, community groups, local charities, schools, and small businesses.
	www.dover-kent.co.uk /dubrisdesign (215 words)

	Taking pages out of her book - The Boston Globe
		Maggie Dubris, a writer and professional hypnotist who lives in New York, said the project offered an opportunity to express herself as a visual artist.
		Dubris, who contributed six works to the show, centered one on the wren, which she called a ''supermythological bird" that appears often in ancient poetry and folk rhymes.
		Likening her work to folk tales, Dubris said she tried to evoke a sense of how language is carried through history and added to by every generation and culture.
	www.boston.com /news/local/massachusetts/articles/2005/05/08/taking_pages_out_of_her_book (823 words)

	1994 - Maggie Dubris (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Dubris' ten years of work as an ambulance driver in New York City's Hell's Kitchen.
		Dubris is also a songwriter and guitarist for the all female band Homer Erotic which recently released an impressive CD, Homerica the Beautiful on Bobby Previte's Depth of Field Record.
		Dubris continues to write and drive an ambulance through the wastelands of what she calls "the holiest city on earth." She returned to Blue Mountain Center in 1998 to complete her novel Skels, about a medic and a homeless man in New York City.
	www.margolis.com /award/html/1994_-_maggie_dubris.html (312 words)

	US Bazaar.com : Encyclopedia Pages : Dubris
		Dubris or Portus Dubris, Roman name for Roman-founded town of Dover, Kent, England.
		As the river estuary of the River Stour, Kent (now silted up) and the closest point to France, in Roman times the town became an important harbour of the Classis Britannica, an important fortified trading and cross-channel port and a starting point of Watling Street.
		Two lighthouses, each called the Pharos, were built soon after the conquest.
	encyclopedia.us-bazaar.com /?title=Dubris (916 words)

	Poetz.com: Poetry Changes People
		Dubris has an ironic sense of humor that keeps us and we suspect, her, going.
		While tragedy is constant in her work as a medic in Times Square, the metaphysical queries she poses as an artist, give us hope, consoles us that life goes on if we stop judging it long enough to take it in.
		Luckily for us, Maggie Dubris is still very much in this world and she brings the poet's vision and voice to it.
	www.poetz.com /reviews/rev-dubris.htm (1430 words)

	Pharos de Dubris Lodge 10554 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Pharos De Dubris Lodge No. 10554, meet at The Eagle Public House, London Road,, Dover, Kent The Eagle is very easy to find and there is plenty of street parking in the area.
		The Pharos De Dubris Lodge was founded in 1994.
		Dubris comes from the Roman name for Dover which was after the name Dubras which at that time meant “waters”.
	www.raobsekp.ccmt.org.uk /10554.htm (213 words)

	Soft Skull: Skels by Maggie Dubris;
		“Dubris captures that hurried sense of absurdity that other authors, like Denis Johnson, have tackled in the emergency room—trauma story genre.
		With Skels Dubris shares what she saw during her own time as paramedic— not literally, but more importantaly, how she felt in her soul, magical and violent and funny, filled with passion, and like it contained some ancient element that was invisible from the outside.
		Maggie Dubris was born in Georgia, grew up in Maryland and Michigan, and moved to New York when she was seventeen to become a poet.
	www.softskull.com /detailedbook.php?isbn=1-932360-25-5 (600 words)

	Strait of Dover - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Dover, Strait of, strait, separating England from France and the European continent, and connecting the English Channel and Atlantic Ocean with the...
		Dover (England) (ancient Dubris), district, Kent, southeastern England.
		The district, located on the Strait of Dover and formed in 1974, includes...
	encarta.msn.com /Strait_of_Dover.html (142 words)

	Maggie Dubris - Black Sparrow Books
		But that’s not how it is.” In this, her debut collection, Dubris tells us “how it is” in unheroic, often comic detail.
		It was Weegee who wrote: “When you find yourself [feeling] a bond between yourself and the people you document, when you life and cry with their laughter and their tears, you will know you are on the right track.” Maggie Dubris, in this debut collection, is most definitely on the right track.
		Here, too, is a ambitious series of linked poems, “Toilers of the Sea,” concerning other themes: extinction, time, comic books, and the passage of the old world into the new.
	www.blacksparrowbooks.com /titles/dubris.htm (252 words)

	Amazon.com: Skels: A Novel: Books: Maggie Dubris (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Dubris' tale of Orlie Breton, a New York paramedic, is an amazing work, full of street grittiness pulled off in such poetic language that it tempers it enough to make even the squarest reader see the beauty in the horror of urban decay and oppression.
		Dubris is truly a tremendous human being who has put herself through the darkest of nights as paramedic and found shimmering beauty in it all.
		This excerpt is after she retrieves a body of a drowned blind guitar player, a homeless regular who is originally from Georgia.
	www.amazon.com /Skels-Novel-Maggie-Dubris/dp/1932360255 (1508 words)

	Dubris - Information at Halfvalue.com
		Dubris or Portus Dubris, Roman name for Roman-founded town of Dover, Kent, England.
		As the river estuary of the River Stour, Kent (now silted up) and the closest point to France, in Roman times the town became an important harbour of the Classis Britannica, an important fortified trading and cross-channel port and a starting point of Watling Street.
		For this reason its main fort was in Portus Itius (Boulogne-sur-Mer, called also Gesoriacum or Bononia), not Dover.
	www.halfvalue.com /wiki.jsp?topic=Dubris (942 words)

	District Dave's Forum - A Bravenet.com Forum
		In this day and age when we need more secure surroundings for commuters, it seems anachnronistic for London stations to be deserted and abandoned with only faulty CCTV giving bogus protection.
		One question for Dubris: You mention the faults of the 'open station' policy.
		Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Rubbish and Graffiti by dubris · Sep 15, 04 - 8:41 PM Reply
	pub45.bravenet.com /forum/3824692648/fetch/355849 (84 words)

	Davos Newbies » Blog Archive » In case you need to find Portus Dubris
		In case you need to find Portus Dubris
		My only problem is that I have so much real work to do (hence the neglect of Davos Newbies) that I don’t know when I’ll have time to look carefully through its pages.
		Davos Newbies is proudly using the Simpla theme originally designed by Phu.
	www.davosnewbies.com /2006/11/20/in-case-you-need-to-find-portus-dubris (220 words)

	About Maggie Dubris (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Maggie Dubris is the author of Weep Not, My Wanton (Black Sparrow Press 2002), and the chapbook WillieWorld, which came out from Richard Hell’s Cuz Editions in 1999.
		In 2001, with writing partner Felicity Seidel, she co-wrote and co-produced a short film, Welcome to WillieWorld, (directed by Scott Saunders) that premiered at the Los Angeles Film Festival and has gone on to show in festivals across the US.
		Maggie Dubris, co-founder, with Elinor Nauen, of the Consumptive Poets League, was co-lyricist and guitarist for the legendary band Homer Erotic.
	www.cyberpoems.com /maggiebio.htm (190 words)

	Skels by Maggie Dubris \| PopMatters Book Review
		Luckily, this merely lackluster lack of innovation is the most unfortunate aspect of an ultimately enjoyable novel.
		Dubris quickly redeems her book by her subtle and exquisite handling of the incarnations of Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman.
		She creates and balances their anachronisms and her adaptations of their biographies quite aptly, allowing them to settle in the modern era, successfully weaving their presence into her story.
	www.popmatters.com /books/reviews/s/skels.shtml (1140 words)

	NEA Writers' Corner: from Toilers of the Sea by Maggie Dubris
		Maggie Dubris is the author of WillieWorld (Cuz Editions, 1999), a 60 page prose-poem based on her experiences as a 911 paramedic in New York City.
		The book is currently out of print, but is scheduled to be included a collected works book, Weep Not, My Wanton, to be published in 2002 by Black Sparrow Press.
		Her current projects include a screenplay, The First Strange Adventure of The Bird, with writing partner/actor Felicity Seidel, with whom she co-wrote the short film, Welcome to WillieWorld, which premiered at the Los Angeles Independent Film Festival in April 2001.
	www.nea.gov /features/Writers/dubris.html (793 words)

	Dover Museum Collection
		This print, from around 1730, has been adapted from one originally drawn by the noted 18th century antiquarian William Stukeley, and gives that artist's impression of Roman Dover.
		The two lighthouses were probably built to mark the entrance into Roman Dover, then known as Dubris.
		The towers were octagonal in plan, with the floors stepped in towards the top.
	www.dover.gov.uk /museum/focus/focus9.asp (913 words)

	CD Baby: THE DISH THAT FLEW AWAY: The Dish That Flew Away
		The recording was conceived of as a one time studio project, intended to return to a way of working and recording that had gotten lost in the excesses of the eighties.
		She is currently raising two children, performing in clubs, and working on a full length CD with songwriting partner Maggie Dubris.
		Maggie Dubris (bass, guitar, back-up vocals) Maggie Dubris is the author of Weep Not, My Wanton (Black Sparrow Press 2002), and the chapbook WillieWorld, which came out from Richard Hell's Cuz Editions in 1999.
	cdbaby.com /cd/tdtfa (470 words)

	Flickr: Dubris
		Old Gold -- please post great photos that are at least six mont
		"Dubris is a man with a keen eye for architectural detail and the quirky.
		He observes and records what most of us miss."
	www.flickr.com /people/11763518@N00 (88 words)

	Maggie Dubris - AOL Music
		A podcast of Linda Byrne and Maggie Dubris appearing on Pittsburgh Public radio show Prosody, talking about the Vanishing Birds Project...
		"Maggie Dubris has saved a thousand lives, not only in the streets of Hell's Kitchen where we worked as paramedics, but in the breathtaking lines of this...
		Watch or listen to Maggie Dubris music videos, songs, live performances, concerts and more on AOL Music.
	music.aol.com /artist/maggie-dubris/709725/main (126 words)

	NEA Writers' Corner: from Toilers of the Sea by Maggie Dubris
		Maggie Dubris is the author of WillieWorld (Cuz Editions, 1999), a 60 page prose-poem based on her experiences as a 911 paramedic in New York City.
		The book is currently out of print, but is scheduled to be included a collected works book, Weep Not, My Wanton, to be published in 2002 by Black Sparrow Press.
		Her current projects include a screenplay, The First Strange Adventure of The Bird, with writing partner/actor Felicity Seidel, with whom she co-wrote the short film, Welcome to WillieWorld, which premiered at the Los Angeles Independent Film Festival in April 2001.
	www.arts.gov /features/Writers/dubris.html (793 words)

	CD Baby: THE DISH THAT FLEW AWAY: The Dish That Flew Away
		The recording was conceived of as a one time studio project, intended to return to a way of working and recording that had gotten lost in the excesses of the eighties.
		She is currently raising two children, performing in clubs, and working on a full length CD with songwriting partner Maggie Dubris.
		Maggie Dubris (bass, guitar, back-up vocals) Maggie Dubris is the author of Weep Not, My Wanton (Black Sparrow Press 2002), and the chapbook WillieWorld, which came out from Richard Hell's Cuz Editions in 1999.
	www.cdbaby.com /tdtfa (454 words)

	Chat Transcripts on DoverWeb Dover Kent England (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		dubris: fine paul, what is happening about the parking charges that were to be reviewed
		dubris: could the courtesy buses do a slightly more circuitous route between station and docks and have a drop off point in town?
		dubris: ray tiltman i think was his name
	www.dover-web.co.uk /transcript_paulwatkins1.asp (4077 words)

	Welcome to WillieWorld by Maggie Dubris & Andy Teirstein on payplay.fm: $0.77/track, $7.77/album
		"in this stunning debut, Maggie Dubris creates a fabric in which words are tied to the world, to the elusive fate of people exposed to misery, evil, and tenderness of their own and others' making.
		Maggie Dubris, the recipient of a 2001 National Endowment for the Arts Literature fellowship in poetry, is the author of WillieWorld (Cuz Editions 1998), a book-length poem drawn from her experiences as a New York City paramedic.
		The book is currently out of print, but will be included in a book of poems and stories, Weep Not, My Wanton, to be published by Black Sparrow Press in 2002.
	payplay.fm /dubris (674 words)

	Maggie Dubris - Home
		Maggie Dubris is a writer and musician who lives and works in New York City.
		She is the author of Skels (Soft Skull Press, 2004), Weep Not, My Wanton (Black Sparrow Press 2002) and WillieWorld (Cuz Editions, 1998).
		When Orlie Breton shows up in June of 1979 to work as a paramedic in New York City’s 911 system, she finds herself plunged into a violent and magical world, populated by medics who are not terribly different from the homeless people—the “skels”—who comprise most of their patient population.
	www.maggiedubris.com (945 words)

	The Maggies Dubris & Estep, Lydia Millet's Soft Skull debut, and Queer Prom Slideshow... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Maggies Dubris & Estep, Lydia Millet's Soft Skull debut, and Queer Prom Slideshow...
		Dada Mail » Soft Skull Shortwave » Archives » The Maggies Dubris & Estep, Lydia Millet's Soft Skull debut, and Queer Prom Slideshow...
		Dubris is now employed as a professional hypnotist.
	www.softskull.com /cgi-bin/dada/mail.cgi?flavor=archive&list=Soft_Skull_Shortwave&id=20040920075445 (1438 words)

	Asterix Archiv - Lexikon - Datenbank - Dubris
		Asterix Archiv - Lexikon - Datenbank - Dubris
		Gerade als sich Asterix, Obelix und Teefax in "Asterix bei den Briten" mit einem Boot und einem Faß Zaubertrank auf den Weg nach Britannien machen, sticht in Dubris eine römische Galeere in See mit Kurs auf Gallien.
		An Bord befindet sich nach dem Feldzug gegen die Briten ein Teil der Garnison des befestigten Lagers von Aquarium mit dem Offizier Tullius Stratocumulus.
	www.comedix.de /lexikon/db/dubris.php (256 words)

	CD Baby: MAGGIE DUBRIS & ANDY TEIRSTEIN: Welcome to WillieWorld
		"in this stunning debut, Maggie Dubris creates a fabric in which words are tied to the world, to the elusive fate of people exposed to misery, evil, and tenderness of their own and others' making.
		Maggie Dubris, the recipient of a 2001 National Endowment for the Arts Literature fellowship in poetry, is the author of WillieWorld (Cuz Editions 1998), a book-length poem drawn from her experiences as a New York City paramedic.
		The book is currently out of print, but will be included in a book of poems and stories, Weep Not, My Wanton, to be published by Black Sparrow Press in 2002.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/dubris (573 words)

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