Give yourself the gift of time to write: Come to my all-genre writing class at the wonderful John C. Campbell Folk School, May 3-9. Locals may qualify for half-price tuition, so get on the list today! Bring a friend for any number of other arts/crafts classes offered that week -- it's like summer camp for adults. https://classes.folkschool.org/class_details.aspx?pk=17708
Writers' Night Out will resume in April. We may be switching back to Friday nights, so please let me know your preference.
Some of you know that my dog Watson loves watching TV. Well, he loves looking at my laptop screen as I type too, and he's pretty good at grammar. |
I've been busy doing readings from my book and workshops, including the Georgia Poetry Society meeting in Gainesville, the Decatur Public Library (as part of the Georgia Center for the Book), and an upcoming reading with Michael Diebert (editor of the Chattahoochee Review) at Callanwolde Arts Center in Atlanta on Feb 11 at 8 pm. My book is available on Amazon in Kindle and paperback. If you'd like a personalized copy, please let me know. I'm running out of my supply, which is a happy problem for poets.
A new publication is accepting submissions: Sling Magazine. My poem about my mom and dad meeting in Australia during WWII is in the second issue (page 7) here: http://www.slingmag.com/
My mom and dad in Australia, WWII |
As It Ought to Be featured two poems on their Saturday Poetry Series, November 15. You can read "Drawn into Circles" (my most published poem) and "Teaching Mozart in Stone Mountain Prison" here: http://asitoughttobe.com/2014/11/15/saturday-poetry-series-presents-karen-paul-holmes/
OK, folks, I think that's it for the new news. Hope your writing will flourish in 2015.
Karen, it seems you have been busy and that your poetry is out there in many journals. Congratulations on the success you are having with your wonderful book, Untying the Knot. You deserve it.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Glenda. You're a wonderful supporter of writers as well as a wonderful writer yourself. -- Karen
ReplyDeleteLove the post, Karen. Great news, and great photos!
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