The Flying Monkey: Fourteen Pounds
In this edition of The Flying Monkey, Cheryl A. Rice finds fourteen pounds of paperwork while getting a jumpstart on her spring cleaning.
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How the Magic Happens, Or Doesn’t
Cheryl A. Rice discusses inspiration, mythology, and symbolism – all of the things that help her put pen to paper as a poet.
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The Flying Monkey: The Typewriter
Cheryl A. Rice discusses her love of typewriters and whether she should buy one she saw online in this edition of The Flying Monkey.
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Why We Write, Why Patti Smith Rocks
Cheryl A. Rice talks about Patti Smith’s recent performance at Ulster Performing Arts Center in Kingston, NY.
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The Return of the In-Person Reading
After over a year without live poetry events and attending Zoom open mics, Cheryl A. Rice is ready for in-person readings.
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A Home For All Those Poems
Cheryl A. Rice is back writing and now she’s reading to get published – either in print or online. Find out her method of submitting poems.
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Poetry and Summer Sausage
Cheryl A. Rice discusses her break from writing over the past few months in the latest edition of The Flying Monkey.
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Poetry in the Age of Hyper Technology
What would happen if all of your writing was lost after a hard drive crash? Recently, Cheryl A. Rice almost had to face that reality.
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Poetry, By and For the People?
In her latest edition of The Flying Monkey, Cheryl A. Rice wonders how to get more people to appreciate and participate in poetry.
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The Emerald City: Tulips, Garbage, And Why I Love The Whole Mess
Cheryl A. Rice looks back at her move to the Hudson Valley from Albany, her Emerald City, and what brings her back.
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