Welcome to the first edition of Cabaret Voltage Online. This project started on a smoky stage in a small bar in Salt Lake City, where poets, artists, and other miscreants got together to share their work on stage in front of whoever would show up. We drank lots of beer and always smoked too many cigarettes but had a great time. We have now migrated to the wide open world of the Information- Super-Highway.
CV online is not just a lit journal for a bunch of pipe smoking academics, but a cross-genre community of artists and performers. You will find poetry, visual art, music, spoken word, essays and short stories within the virtual walls of our little bar. Welcome
The Curators
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CONTRIBUTORS for our first edition, a few award winners and published authors to those who have not let their work see the light of day. They include:
POETRY
Michael McLane
Bill Yarrow
Joel Long
Christopher Arigo
Deborah Vatcher
Kildem Soto
Eric Tanner
SHORT STORIES
Jeff Leavell
Carloss Chamberlin
c.a. leibow
MUSIC
Ken Critchfield Seraphim (Jazz)
Chaz Pymeric (Acustic)
Yogi Ferrara (Dance)
Spoken Word
c.a. leibow w/ Chaz Pymeric
VISUAL ART
Anne Pappas (Painting)
c.a. leibow (Collage)
Tia (Photography)
ESSAY
Josef Mikovec
3 Comments
June 18, 2008 at 9:15 pm
Good luck for your enterprise.
July 12, 2008 at 11:02 pm
I heard you read at MestiZO, the best coffee shop in salt lake city, the coolest place in town. INCREIBLE. (okay, so you probably suspect that this is a shameless plug). You were great. Thanks for coming really. it meant a lot to both Ruby and myself. Keep the world creative, brother. Hopefully, caberet can find a home down here on the west side. Westside. see, it can be written as one word also. It makes more sense like that, because Westside is not a geographical location, but a state of mind.
keep in touch, come read, come have coffee – in the best coffeehouse in Salt Lake City, that sells yerba mate, and is home to the most creative minds (okay, so I drifting again).
Peace be with you
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July 31, 2008 at 4:26 am
Somebody built Caberet Voltage a home, and she has not yet moved in. Where is that little ?!%*? What are you wating for, hair?