Friday, January 21, 2011

Poets Meet for Lunch

The best  cure for cabin fever in the dead of winter is to meet for lunch with fellow poets. That is what some NC Writers Network Poets did today. They met at the Copper Door in Hayesville, NC, shared a delicious meal and shared some of their recent publications.

Rosemary Royston, NCWN West Program Coordinator (below)























Janice Townley Moore Leader of the Monthly Poetry
Critique Group, Nancy Simpson co founder of Netwest,
and Linda M. Smith Publicity Chairperson. (below)
 
Glenda Beall former Program Coordinator and 
Echoes Across the Blue Ridge Marketing Manager
(below)


Carole Thompson NCWN West Georgia Representative
(below)


Peg Russell monthly Prose Group leader and Linda M. Smith scheduling readers 

for Poets and Writers Reading Poems and Stories, at John C. Campbell Folk School
(below)


The poets passed around copies of their most recent poetry publications.
(below)


Maren Mitchell shared her recent publication in Southern Humanities Review.
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2 comments:

  1. GlendaSaturday, January 22, 2011 at 11:20:00 AM EST

    It was great getting out after all the snow and meeting with writers and poets.
    Even though we sounded like the ladies of The View, all talking at the same time, we did have fun.
    Let's do it again soon.

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  2. Bill RamseyTuesday, January 25, 2011 at 6:13:00 AM EST

    So nice to get photos of writers we have yet to meet. It makes for a feeling of family.
    Only one question. Where are the men? Come on guys- join the fun.
    See many of you at the Blue Ridge Bookfest in Flat Rock/ Hendersonville on May 20, 21.

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