West Coast Writers: Berries Going

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Author interviews include Gayle Greene, June Maffin, Jean Baker, Lisa Solis DeLong, Eleanor Stoneham, Barbara Abercrombie, Madeline Sharples, Laura Hoopes (interviewed by Libby Grandy), Charles Strozier, Dorothy McMillan, Kathryn Wilkens, Jaime Becerra, Mike Foley, Ryan Forsythe, Gayle Brandeis (Live Wires ), Gayle Brandeis, Deb Martinson, Jia-Rui Chong Cook, Martha Ronk, Kay Murphy, Camille Minichino AKA Margaret Grace, Emily Rapp, Melissa Hart, Gordon Grice, Linley Erin Hall, Catherine Ipcizade, Maralys Wills, and Gillian Bagwell. Click on author name to go directly to the interview you're interested in reading. Other popular postings include comments on Obecht's novel The Tiger's Wife and a connection to an interview of Ellen Bass by Laura for Poetry International blog.

To view the PDF of the 2012 Alphabetaphilia sentences, click here.

Saturday, January 14, 2012

Berries Going

In the gray light, I see that the bright red berries of the Nandina bushes are almost all eaten up. A mourning dove coos.

1 comments:

Cheryl Hoopes said...: Ah. Sweet satisfaction. I can relate. ;); January 21, 2012 3:25 PM

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