Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Tracy Repchuk Februay News Update




February News in Review for Canadian Federation of Poets

Tracy Repchuk -

* Spent 8 days cruising and masterminding in the Caribbean with my Dream Team mastermind members and presented to over 400 internet marketers on board

* Interviewed by Val Dawson of The Dawson Method

* Spoke for the Association of Strategic Marketers on Email Effectiveness and Deliverability Strategies

* Appeared on CCWN The Business Connection Show with Jacky Lopez

* Presenting in London, UK at the Ultimate List building Masters Event

* Full article released and hit the newsstands about me in UK’s “Company” magazine for presentation I made at Millionaire Entrepreneur’s Bootcamp in November

Tons going on this month - check it out in the full newsletter located at

Federation of Poets February News

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Tracy Repchuk
President and Founder of the Canadian Federation of Poets

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Poetry Manuscript Gets $662,500



Poetry Manuscript Gets $662,500

Are you ready for some good news bad news.

The good news, Edgar Allan Poe was recocognized at a Christie's auction in New York, when a rare 1827 edition of poetry sold for $662,500, a record for a 19th century book of poetry. Even more surprising, was two-pages of hand-scrawled verses from 1849 which netted $830,500, breaking the 19th century literary manuscript record. (It was the first eight stanzas of "For Annie," written for a passing love, Nancy L. Richmond.)

The bad news - he wasn't around to see it.

It's time to appreciate poets and poetry while we're living. :)

Tracy Repchuk
President and Founder of the Canadian Federation of Poets

Friday, January 15, 2010

Canadian Poet P.K. Page Passes



Poet P.K. Page Passes

Canadian literary grande dame P.K. Page, long renowned for her poetry and other writing, died at the age of 93 at her home in Victoria.

Patricia Kathleen Page has amassed numerous awards and honours for her work both within Canada and abroad. In 1954, she received The Governor General’s Award in Poetry, and The Lieut. Governor’s Award for Literary Excellence in 2004. In 2000, her poem, “Planet Earth,” was chosen by the United Nations for its reading series, Dialogue Among Civilizations Through Poetry.

A companion of the Order of Canada, the British-born, Canadian-reared Patricia Kathleen Page was considered among Canada's most esteemed writers.