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Showing posts with label Barrelhouse. Show all posts

Friday, November 19, 2021

What Falls Away is Always

 Friends, I have a review of What Falls Away is Always, an essay anthology of writers over 60. If you are interested, you can read it at Barrelhouse here. Thanks to reviews editor Katharine Coldiron.





Friday, August 27, 2021

Review of Sisyphusina by Shira Dentz

Friends, have you read Shira Dentz's Sisyphusina (PANK Books)? Read why you should in my review at Barrelhouse. Thanks to editor Katharine Coldiron for her smart edits.

Tuesday, February 11, 2014

Online Writing Workshop

Have you wondered where I've been? Maybe not, but anyway, I've been up to something. I've been taking an online poetry course.

Because I live in Japan and don't have a writing group or writing friends that I can see on a regular basis, I thought a class might be a good way to revitalize my writing, and also perhaps to introduce me to a writing community.

I found online poetry classes from the following various venues:

Chicago School of Poetics

The Writer's Center

Continuing Studies at UW Madison

Tinker Mountain Writers Workshop

Barrelhouse Online Workshops

Writer's Digest University

Gotham Writers

Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown 24PearlStreet

The Rooster Moans Poetry Cooperative

The Albany Poetry Workshop

Lighthouse Writers Workshop

UCLA Extension



There are undoubtedly more than these, and I probably looked at more, but these are the ones that I made note of, and from these programs, I chose a course and finished it over the weekend. In my next post, I'll tell you more.