The Flying Monkey: My Thing
In this latest edition of The Flying Monkey, Cheryl A. Rice discusses how important it is for her to get out to poetry readings and open mics.
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Talking Family, Life Experience, and Sylvia Plath with Cheryl A. Rice
Thom Francis discusses “Coins,” how family plays a role in writing, how life experiences shape art, and more with Cheryl A. RIce.
The Flying Monkey: The Golden Lotus, and her Tin Admirers
Cheryl A. Rice is back with a new “Flying Monkey,” looking back at Sylvia Plath’s impact and her own long-running “Sylvia Plath Bake-Off.”
A Year Not So Neatly Wrapped
Cheryl A. Rice rings in the New Year by looking back at the year that was in this new edition of The Flying Monkey!
The Flying Monkey: Don’t Quit Your Day Job
Cheryl A. Rice has some advice for those thinking about being a full-time writer in this edition of The Flying Monkey.
Woodstock Poetry Society featuring Cheryl A. Rice and Teresa Costa
Poets Cheryl Rice and Teresa Costa will be featured followed by an open mic when the Woodstock Poetry Society meets on Saturday, November 12.
The Flying Monkey: Clarity, Questions, Imperfections
Even though the experts say consistency is key, Cheryl A. Rice is in the mood for a change and ready to map out a new routine.
The Flying Monkey: The Long, Long Trailer Poem
Cheryl A. Rice looks back at living in a trailer with her Beloved years ago and discovering that it still stands, inspiring a new poem.
Photos: River Poems, September 10, 2022
Photos from the River Poems reading at the Melville House on the Hudson River in Troy, NY on Saturday, September 10, 2022.
River Poems at the Melville House in Troy
River Poems, an afternoon of poetry and prose on the banks of the Hudson River at the historic 1786 Melville House in Troy, NY.
Poetic License – Albany Opening Reception
HVWG and Upstate Artists Guild present the opening of Poetic License – Albany celebrating the collaboration of visual art & the written word.
The Flying Monkey: Who Does The Dishes?
In this edition of “The Flying Monkey,” Cheryl A. Rice tries to find balance in keeping up with housework while writing and editing poems.
