Hudson Valley Writers Guild Newsletter, December 1, 2011 In This Issue Guild Announcements: HVWG Board Meeting Member Announcements: M.E. Kemp, Keith W. Willis Area Announcements: Writers Institute Readings at UAlbany, Caffe Lena Reading in Saratoga, T…
HVWG newsletter released, December 2 Read More »
I started poem-a-day for November using the Poetic Asides prompts. My plan was to write one long poem, a section each day based on the prompt for the day. I did very well at first. Writing every day. Posting most days, November 1-16. But I was writing a poem about my separation from my husband, […]
there is joy, yes? Read More »
Hudson Valley Writers Guild Newsletter, December 1, 2011 In This Issue Guild Announcements: HVWG Board Meeting Member Announcements: M.E. Kemp, Keith W. Willis Area Announcements: Writers Institute Readings at UAlbany, Caffe Lena Reading in Saratoga, Third Thursday Reading in Albany, Jewish Identity in Contemporary American Poetry Class in Niskayuna, Call for Entries for East Line
HVWG newsletter released, December 2 Read More »
as we often do. & as usual on the Last Monday at McGeary’s Mary Panza was the whip-cracking host. Before the featured poet, we dove into the open mic, a sea of poets tonight.I started it off with an old poem, “Belle du Jour,” that mentions Ted Ad…
Poets Speak Loud!, November 28 Read More »
Listen to this poem using the player above. / / / This poem is a combination of images from my past and images from the present. natsukashii genmaicha leaves in a clay pot Tokyo sounds subway travels tatami mats against our legs tangy curry from little cubes Tonari no Totoro & a cat who steps […]
(Naturalist, musician, and all around nice guy, Spider Barbour writes a nature column with Anita Barbour for the Woodstock Times. On Sunday afternoon, December 4th, he will join Michael Perkins and me for a reading at 1 pm at the … Continue reading →
Water flows downhill (until it doesn’t) by Spider Barbour Read More »
The Hudson Valley Writers Guild supports the efforts of writers in all genres by sponsoring readings, workshops, and contests and providing a number of valuable resources for the entire literary community.
