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- Brittany Smith is doing a reading! mylifeisbooked.blog/2021/01/16/im-… via @wordpressdotcom 6 days ago
- Debut writers reading there works this Wednesday. fb.me/e/GXpf3FPC 6 days ago
- Another great workshop from author Dariel Suarez at the #NHWP603 virtual conference. https://t.co/gNM9NDyXCM 3 months ago
- Enjoying the 603 NHWP Panel: You're Done, Now What? Moderated by @PeterBiello , with Brunonia Barry, @JNRlitauthor… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 3 months ago
- Enjoying Submissions 101 with @JNRlitauthor at #NHWP603. Great job @nhwritersproj ! https://t.co/geR0orrzoR 3 months ago
Category Archives: Reading and Writing
Otherwise, God Winks
My last runaway was to Twin Mountain, NH, in November 2019, to work on my MFA Fiction thesis. That weekend, I brought along the book, When God Winks: How the Power of Coincidence Guides Your Life, by Squire D. Rushnell, … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Inspiration, Reading and Writing
Tagged Donald Hall, God Winks, Jane Kenyon, poetry, Synergy
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A Few #ShortStories for You
In September 2017, I enrolled in the University of New Hampshire’s MFA in Writing program with two goals: (1) learn how to write a compelling short story, and (2) learn how to publish short stories. I have far to go … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Reading and Writing
Tagged fiction, Prose Poetry
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Scarlet Leaf Review
Humble gratitude to The Scarlet Leaf Review for publishing my prose poetry in its August 2018 online edition. You can access my page at https://www.scarletleafreview.com/poems14/category/barbara-rath. Copyright Disclaimer
Technology and Creativity
Last Autumn, in my first writing workshop, I joked that the difference between a Master of Information Technology and a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) is I can do my MFA homework while resting in my hammock. While that statement … Continue reading
Poetry’s Sonnet
Tonight I was collaborating with former New Hampshire Poet Laureate, Marie Harris, to prepare for her upcoming Webinar about the Prose Poem (Monday at 7 PM–register through the NH Writers’ Project). We discussed various types of poems. She described the … Continue reading