[RenRose] Fwd: Mid-Stream of Consciousness

Mon Feb 24 16:59:40 MST 2025

Moe's newsletter report from Astoria, and a reminder that Fisher Poets 
PDX is tonight.
Larisa

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Date: 	Mon, 24 Feb 2025 23:29:53 +0000
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Mid-Stream of Consciousness
a brief report from the 2025 Fisher Poets Gathering
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this year’s scrappy flier. Missing from the flyer is my old skipper, 
Fred Stager, who will be on in the first half of the evening.

The tremendous rain and wind that buffeted Astoria this weekend in no 
way deterred attendees at the annual Fisherpoet’s Gathering, as record 
crowds packed seven different venues Friday and Saturday night and 
Sunday morning to hear from a fleet of over a hundred readers with 
direct ties to the commercial fisheries of Alaska, Washington, Oregon, 
California, Massachusetts, Maine, Rhode Island, British Columbia, and 
the United Kingdom. Admission to all events—which included two days of 
programming featuring workshops on the craft of writing, knot tying, 
seafood industry and climate concerns, among other offerings—remains at 
the low price of $20, for which attendees receive a button that acts as 
a ticket. The FPG Committee printed 2,000 buttons this year, scrounged 
500 leftover from last year and sold out before Saturday venues opened.

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Why this year? we asked ourselves, why us? Some of the younger 
fisherpoets suggested that it’s hard to find a better deal—$20 for 
entertainment, $250 for lodging—$125 each if you share with a 
friend—means that someone could enjoy a whole weekend for what people 
are paying these days for a two-hour concert. That’s one reason for the 
surge.

At a time when the world is under threat from self serving billionaires 
who make a vampire look polite, the FisherPoets Gathering offers 
community and wisdom. Working class stories of loss, economic ruin, 
love, death, parenting, mentoring, maiming, racism, sexism—just to 
scrape the surface—show how much we humans can endure, and live to joke 
about it. There were many young people this year, both in the audience 
and on the mic, which is the sign of a healthy community. Young people, 
old people, and even ancestors, all honored this weekend.

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On-stage reunion of the 1993 crew of the terrible terrible boat, the f/v 
Jennie Lynne. Left to right, skipper Fred Stager, lead man Dave Haake, 
and skiff operator Moe Bowstern at the Ten Fifteen Theater Friday Feb 21.

Many who intended to attend Saturday were shocked to be told that the 
event had reached capacity. Some were so disappointed that they stooped 
to berating the hard-working volunteers who reluctantly turned 
prospective audience members away—as I understand it, the complaints 
were mostly online, from people who clearly were lashing out without 
thinking. At least two volunteers cried after being subjected to this 
treatment. This upsets me.

A volunteer told me they were trying to solve the problem, that nobody 
saw this coming, they’d never sold out before venues even opened on the 
second night. I don’t get a lot of sleep during Fisherpoets weekend, and 
I have a fairly short fuse these days as it is; I snapped out, “You 
don’t need to change anything but your language. If they didn’t get here 
to get buttons, that’s not your fault.”

I’m sorry for the people who got skunked, just as I have been sorry to 
chase radio fish all day to arrive at the fishing grounds to see the 
last of a huge run being mopped up by our partner boat. During fishing 
seasons, we all know that weather can change. No one planning to go out 
for a trip, even on a sunny July day with a light 15k breeze, would fail 
to check the weather, because we know how it can change. No one would 
ever say, “But last year when I went out on this weekend I got a huge 
jag of sockeye!” and scream at, I don’t know, the cannery? when there 
are no fish to be had. Why are people berating volunteers?

It’s a fishing festival. It’s run by the families and friends of fishing 
people, as well as generous people in the town who donate their time, 
attention, and grace. It’s not run for gain or for money. People have 
suggested raising the price of the buttons as crowd control, but the 
festival organizing committee knows how little working families earn, 
and how much it costs for gas and eating out. They know how expensive it 
is to drive an old truck constantly on the verge of breaking down, 
because a new truck is out of reach financially. Having everyone there 
together is the point. It’s not about making more money. We have no 
corporate sponsorship and never have. It’s a group effort. Poets fly to 
the area from all over, on their own dimes.

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Fred Stager flew down from Kodiak to yowl out a few excellent originals.

At the end of the gathering, the committee divides proceeds among the 
poets, and sends out checks to help offset expenses. People who come 
from farther away—like our friends from Maine or Massachusetts—might get 
a bigger bump than I do, coming from Portland. That’s how we do it. You 
need more, you get more. But just like a fishing season, we don’t know 
how much we will get. If you make something to sell, the Committee sells 
it in the pop-up store they call the Gear Shack—all categorized and sold 
for us for free, they don’t take a cut. This is almost unheard of at any 
other gathering, except maybe the Working Waterfront Festival in New 
Bedford that found inspiration in the FPG. When I got invited to one 
east coast festival, not only did they take around half of everything I 
sold, I had to send it to them a month in advance, fill out all kinds of 
forms, and pay for shipping.

At a time when we are all being encouraged to ‘join’ and ‘find 
community,’ it’s instructive to see how people react when they encounter 
a barrier to participation. It’s instructive to hear people complain 
that they didn’t know about something that has been happening for 28 
years, and they want to take it out on others. It’s instructive to see 
how much it hurts people to not be able to access something they have 
attended in the past. At a time when billionaires are severely impacting 
our foodways and access to basic needs, we all need to prepare to absorb 
disappointment with grace, resilience, and ‘how can I help? Not with 
tantrums.

We used to have a group of fisherpoets with a Tea Party edge, who talked 
a lot about God and have walked out while I was reading. That’s ok with 
me. I like that there’s a community where I can disagree with someone. 
But this year they were not much of a presence, if any. I wonder if they 
spent the weekend complaining about how ‘woke’ Fisherpoets is now—which 
is funny because Toby Sullivan and I were there 28 years ago at the 
first one, and we are both people one could describe with the w-word.

It was an incredible weekend. I’m tired, so I’m not tracking how many 
times I use the words ‘incredible’ or ‘berating.’ Everywhere on the mic 
people made an effort to acknowledge or address the moment we are in, of 
blatant persecution of particular groups, mostly in defense of 
protecting immigrants, upon whose shoulders falls much of the work in 
the processing plants of Alaska, Washington, Oregon, California and 
beyond. I was my usual outspoken self; love rained down on me, and 
spills still everywhere. Just look at that photo, everyone is beaming. 
We have been inundated along with the rest of the country with the shock 
waves of the kleptocracy, and were overjoyed to find, anywhere we turned 
at the gathering, calloused hands reaching out in welcome, to grasp 
something real. Our lineage, our stories, our friendships, our 
connections—our wealth.

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a few of the 107 fisherpoets schooling up for the annual group photo 
outside the Columbian Theater, organizer Jon Broderick up front in the 
red halibut jacket. photo by Jen Maynard.

In a few hours I will join Lara Messersmith-Glavin to host FisherPoets 
in PDX at the AFL-CIO hall 3645 SE 32nd Street in Portland, just south 
of Powell. I’m scatterbrained. I need to get merch together. I have 
feelings about not having gotten an essay out last week, but my essay 
time was taken by supporting queer people in my life as they navigate 
courtroom situations, and then by making a new zine called /Xtra Tuf: 
Nine Poems, 1991-2001./I sold all but seven at the Gear Shack, sold out 
of everything else. This has never happened before, and I’m going to 
sign off and make a bunch of copies of the new zine so I have something 
to sell later tonight. If you are sad you will miss it, well, know that 
I am sad that due to trying to hustle all my expenses and take care of 
my body, as well as support my community that is in an emergency 
situation, I have been less able to alert people here and on the 
deflating balloon of my presence on social media. Lara and I have staged 
readings after FisherPoets for at least 10 years, and for many years we 
have also staged readings beforehand. Feel free to mark this in your 
calendar for 2026! I’m pretty good at getting an email out 2 weeks in 
advance, so if you want to be on my ‘Xtra Tuf/FisherPoets Fans’ email 
list send me a good address. Portlanders, I can also add you to my 
‘Portlanders’ list, if you want to get news of my regular offerings.

Confirmed poets for tonight:

Ed Edmo, Melanie Brown, Toby Sullivan, Colin Kaferle, Fred Stager, Alana 
Kansaku-Sarmiento, Lara Messersmith-Glavin, George Wilson, Elisa 
Carlsen, Jon Broderick and some short offerings from Will Hornyak and 
David Bean. (Lloyd canceled, he had to go to Washington D.C. to 
represent the people of Eyak at the last minute.)

The berated FPG volunteer told me, “We had 107 people read, and every 
single one of them was happy. That’s who we do this for, we do it for them.”

see you tonight!

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