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I’m Wanda Phipps and this is MIND HONEY a place for all my favorite things, things that sweeten the mind and tickle the fancy.
First, here’s a general introduction: I’m a poet, freelance writer, dramaturg, translator as well as a voiceover talent and sometimes singer/songwriter.
You can reach me at: phipps.wanda@gmail.com.
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There are a lot of links to cool sites and cool info. to be found here, so click on anything that sparks your interest.
This site is still slowly evolving so look forward to more links and more visuals in the near future. Enjoy!
I contributed text and voiceover for this clip from “There But Not There,” Lisa Karrer’s City College of New York Masters of Fine Arts program project.
This is what she said about working with me:
I’m happy to recommend Wanda Phipps as an expert voiceover artist, actor and writer. Wanda recently visited my studio and recorded a voice track for one of my live interdisciplinary performance projects. We had a wonderful session. She takes direction well, has good instincts and brings out the best in the text. Her voice is versatile, with a natural believability and an emotional range that suited itself to my artistic needs. Wanda also contributed and recorded a selection of her own original writing, which was a great fit for the developing theme of my project.
– Lisa Karrer, Director, Videographer and Interdisciplinary Performance Artist
Check out the video below of my reading my poem from the latest issue of Sensitive Skin Magazine.
Go to the Sensitive Skin Magazine website to see/hear the other readers too.
Here is a video of my reading at the Openned Series at The Foundry in London.
Curated by Stephen Willey and David Alexander Davies Camerawork by Stephen Willey. www.openned.com
And this is my latest book:
Field of Wanting: Poems of Desire
Karen The Small Press Librarian
Doug Holder’s Boston Area Small Press and Poetry Scene
And my first book is now an Amazon Kindle book
(downloadable also for mac laptop, iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, blackberry and Android):
Wake-Up Calls: 66 Morning Poems
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