Press / Interviews
Interview with One Minnesota Crone Blog - 2024
Press / Interviews
Interview with Two Sylvias Press - 2024
Press / Interviews
Featured in StoryTeller, with an interview and a sampling of narrative poems - 2024
Press / Readings
Performance Poets of the Palm Beaches via a zoom reading in October of 2024
Press / Readings
Alison Hurwitz's Well Versed Words Zoom Poetry Reading Program, Well Versed Words in February of 2024
Press / Readings
Poetry Reading at the Norton Museum of Art
Nov 11, 2022
Press / Readings
Poetry Reading of Weel Versed Words
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Oct 9, 2022
Press / Interviews
Awakening Voices Reading and Interview
Oct 6, 2022
Press / Readings and Performances
3 Poems (Just Saying, June's Song, Purpose of a Rose) on exhibit in the Poetry Project, which is inspired by Yoko Ono's Wish Trees.
Broome County Arts Council, Inc.
95 Court Street
Binghamton, NY 13901
95 Court Street
Binghamton, NY 13901
Press / Readings and Performances
Black Lives Matter virtual Poetry Reading sponsored by The Cream Literary Alliance
April 10, 2021, 3 PM EST
Interviews
Someone once asked: What/who is your muse?
My son, my girlfriends, my dog, my husband, in no specific order. I feel my muse is ever-changing. Sometimes it will be a poet I have discovered, sometimes a good girlfriend and, yes, sometimes even the dog. What I am trying to say is that the muse should be the inspiration of the moment. It is my hope we should all live life in a way that inspiration is omnipresent, and the muse can be everyone and everywhere.
Readings and Performances
"Poems, like bells, are heavy till heard." XJ Kennedy
Norton Museum of Art Literary Reading. "Things Fall Apart" Literary Reading on the theme of Climate Change. Oct. 11, 2019
That Uppity Theatre Company production of Poets Against the War, St. Louis 2004
The Poet Speaks: An interview with the poet
Women's History Month--Misawa, Japan 2002
The Cream Literary Alliance and the City of West Palm Beach Office of Sustainability present Poetry and Prose for the Planet, a literary event examining climate change.
August 13, 2020