Jan Worth-Nelson's Romantic & Sobering Observations of Living in Flint, Michigan

Longtime Flint writer, poet and resident, Jan Worth-Nelson, has written a post for a Flint mag, East Village Magazine, in which she includes her experience of our recent Buckham Gallery reading, Steal This Stage. You can find the article, “Village Life: Romance of City Life Sometimes Falls Short, but Neighborly Life Can Be Full of Grace,” here.

Jan is a writer and poet who figures into my teenage Flint art scene personal mythology of the 80s, even though she had no idea until recently. But I finally got to meet her officially at the Buckham reading on September 17, and we had a great chat! This is the beauty of the arts. It forges connections.

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East Village Magazine consulting editor, Jan Worth-Nelson, can be reached at janworth1118@gmail.com.

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