Poet Laureate Event on January 5, A New Review, and New Poems Up at Rose Red Review
Poet Laureate Event Alert - If you are looking to talk about multi-culturalism in poetry and discuss the language of science in poetry - look no further than Redmond Library tomorrow, Saturday January 5 at 3 PM, where I'll be hosting a panel with guest poets Natasha K. Moni and Raul Sanchez. http://www.redmond.gov/cms/One.aspx?portalId=169&pageId=82418
A new review of She Returns to the Floating World is up at Poets Quarterly , written by Ann E. Michael. She did a really nice job of talking about the book. It's always interesting to see which poems reviewers focus on and their take on the messages of the book. I learn something with every review! http://www.poetsquarterly.com/2013/01/she-returns-to-floating-world-by.html
Two new poems from my upcoming book, Unexplained Fevers , at Rose Red Review.
Rapunzel, After and Snow White Dreams by Jeannine Hall Gailey
In other news, over the break I managed to partially dislocate my first rib, sprain my knee, and get the flu. Today I had to go to an emergency physical therapy appointment so she could put the rib back. Which is super painful, but better than having that rib pressing on a nerve, which by the way, can literally make you see stars. Then I dressed up, went to Bellevue Art Museum, read poetry and taught a class, and now I'm home preparing for tomorrow's event. No rest for the wicked? I feel that perhaps now I am due a time of strength and good health for the rest of January. Can you hear that, universe? I mean, I haven't even seen The Hobbit yet!
A new review of She Returns to the Floating World is up at Poets Quarterly , written by Ann E. Michael. She did a really nice job of talking about the book. It's always interesting to see which poems reviewers focus on and their take on the messages of the book. I learn something with every review! http://www.poetsquarterly.com/2013/01/she-returns-to-floating-world-by.html
Two new poems from my upcoming book, Unexplained Fevers , at Rose Red Review.
Rapunzel, After and Snow White Dreams by Jeannine Hall Gailey
In other news, over the break I managed to partially dislocate my first rib, sprain my knee, and get the flu. Today I had to go to an emergency physical therapy appointment so she could put the rib back. Which is super painful, but better than having that rib pressing on a nerve, which by the way, can literally make you see stars. Then I dressed up, went to Bellevue Art Museum, read poetry and taught a class, and now I'm home preparing for tomorrow's event. No rest for the wicked? I feel that perhaps now I am due a time of strength and good health for the rest of January. Can you hear that, universe? I mean, I haven't even seen The Hobbit yet!
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