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Ossabaw Island Writers' Retreat
February 12 - 16, 2012
Ossabaw Island, near Savannah, GA
Faculty: Craig Johnson, fiction; Sue William Silverman, nonfiction; Susan Laughter Meyers, poetry
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What a beautiful setting for a writers' retreat! The program includes workshops, faculty lectures and readings, student readings, individual conferences, and time for writing and exploring the island.
5 Temmuz 2012 Perşembe
Saturday, Mar. 3 -- Poetry Workshop: The (IL)Logic of Poems
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Poetry Workshop: The (IL)Logic of Poems
Saturday, March 3, 2012
10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Susan Laughter Meyers, instructor
OLLI at CCU
Waccamaw Higher Education Center
160 Willbrook Blvd.
Pawleys Island, SC 29585
$30
Register at 843-349-6584
or webadvisor.coastal.edu
Most poems veer from linear logic in some way – and are better for it. This workshop will look at the odd, illogical turns that poems often make – with their gaps, leaps, and non sequiturs, as well as their surreal and dreamlike juxtapositions. The class will include discussion, writing activities, and a class packet. Bring an in-progress poem of yours. Within two weeks after the workshop, you have the option of emailing a poem to the instructor for feedback. Lunch can be brought or bought nearby.
Saturday, March 3, 2012
10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Susan Laughter Meyers, instructor
OLLI at CCU
Waccamaw Higher Education Center
160 Willbrook Blvd.
Pawleys Island, SC 29585
$30
Register at 843-349-6584
or webadvisor.coastal.edu
Most poems veer from linear logic in some way – and are better for it. This workshop will look at the odd, illogical turns that poems often make – with their gaps, leaps, and non sequiturs, as well as their surreal and dreamlike juxtapositions. The class will include discussion, writing activities, and a class packet. Bring an in-progress poem of yours. Within two weeks after the workshop, you have the option of emailing a poem to the instructor for feedback. Lunch can be brought or bought nearby.
March 19, 2012: Ed Madden's MFA poetry workshop at USC
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Tomorrow Bryan Penberthy and I will be guest teachers in Ed Madden's MFA poetry workshop at the University of South Carolina. We're both looking forward to the experience, meeting with the students while Ed is away in Ireland. We'll read a few poems, talk about our writing process and publication experience, and teach a brief mini-lesson. My mini-lesson will be on "The Usefulness of Silence in a Poem."
storySouth has published three of my poems
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The new issue of the online literary journal storySouth is out, and I'm happy to have three poems in it: "Season of Tourists"; Military Maneuvers, South of Drowning Creek"; and "Passage." Here's a lineup of the poets in Issue 33, Spring 2012:
Special feature: Katie Chaple
Also: Susan Laughter Meyers * Nadine Sabra Meyer * Nathan Friedman * Terri Kirby Erickson * Jenny Z. Wu * John Stanford Owen * Sarah Sweeney * Rebecca Gayle Howell
Congratulations to the editors and staff; many thanks for including my work.
Special feature: Katie Chaple
Also: Susan Laughter Meyers * Nadine Sabra Meyer * Nathan Friedman * Terri Kirby Erickson * Jenny Z. Wu * John Stanford Owen * Sarah Sweeney * Rebecca Gayle Howell
Congratulations to the editors and staff; many thanks for including my work.
Poems published by IthacaLit journal
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The summer 2012 issue of IthacaLit features the poetry of Bruce Guernsey, plus the poems of twelve other poets. My poems "Helen of the Ravens" (for my friend Helen Brandenburg) and "Oilcloth of My Childhood" are included. The guest poetry editor for this issue is Diane Lockward. I'm delighted to be in the company of such fine poets. To view the issue, including an interview and art, go to IthacaLit
Poets
Bruce Guernsey * Rachel Abramson Dacus * Ruth Bavetta * K. R. Copeland * George Drew * Michaela A. Gabriel * Bridget Gage-Nelson * Tom C. Hunley * Karla Huston * Susan Johnson * Adele Kenney * Susan Laughter Meyers * Michael Young
Staff
Michele Lesko, founding editor
Sherry O'Keefe, editor
Madeleine Beckman, non-fiction editor
Katerina Stanton, copyeditor and design consultant
Kerry O'Gorman, photographer
Poets
Bruce Guernsey * Rachel Abramson Dacus * Ruth Bavetta * K. R. Copeland * George Drew * Michaela A. Gabriel * Bridget Gage-Nelson * Tom C. Hunley * Karla Huston * Susan Johnson * Adele Kenney * Susan Laughter Meyers * Michael Young
Staff
Michele Lesko, founding editor
Sherry O'Keefe, editor
Madeleine Beckman, non-fiction editor
Katerina Stanton, copyeditor and design consultant
Kerry O'Gorman, photographer
4 Temmuz 2012 Çarşamba
Bell Island Chic {Rowayton}
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This luxurious coastal home sits on the Five Mile River in Rowayton, CT. It can be yours for 4,997.000! I don't know much about the home, as far as who did the interior design, but what I can tell you is, it sits at the opening to Long Island Sound, on "The Point" of Bell Island, and on a clear day you can see the Manhattan skyline, and you have a perfect view of Green Ledge Lighthouse. This is coastal perfection.
Hand Painted
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Happy Monday! I hope you all had a great weekend. I just discovered an artist I had to share with you. His name is Guido Daniele, an Italian artist, known for his hand painted animals. {the actual painting of the hands}his art is nothing short of unbelievable. I was blown away! Daniele started his hand painting back in 2000 and has gotten international recognition, and for good reason.The detail of these works of art are spot on and each hand animal takes between 3 to 10 hours to paint! These are sure to put a smile on your face as well as mesmerize you. To learn more about this incredible artist visit here.
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