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- Koon Woon sitting in for David Gilmour interviews his old friend and mentor Allen Henkins reading from his poetry collection.
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- The Poetry of Laura Lippman Laura graduated from Bryn Mawr College where she studied with Kate Millett and Lila Karp in one of the nation’s first women’s studies programs. She also attended the University of Oregon, majoring in biology, and received her M.D. from the Medical College of Pennsylvania. She practiced medicine for almost forty years and raised two children with her husband in the Pacific Northwest. She has been fortunate to practice medicine in many places in the world. Since retiring she has rediscovered her early love of reading and writing poetry. She enjoys the outdoors and shares her love of nature with her family and friends.
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- David Fewster Parts 1 and 2 – David Fewster is a poet, musician, and humorist living in Tacoma WA. His work has appeared in the LA Weekly, Seattle Times, and the anthologies ‘Revival :Spoken Word from Lollapalooza 94’ (Manic D Press) and ‘Thus Spake the Corpse: An Exquisite Corpse Reader Vol. 2’ (Black Sparrow Press.) He was also a recipient of a 2003-4 Tacoma Artists Initiative Grant for his book “Diary of a Homeless Alcoholic Suicidal Maniac & Other Picture Postcards.
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- Ken Waldman, “Alaska’s fiddling Poet” – Parts I and 2 His twenty books consist of sixteen full-length poetry collections, a memoir about his life as a touring artist, a volume of
acrostic poems for kids, and a hybrid book that’s part creative writing manual, part memoir, part full-length collection of
poems (about writers and writing). And there’s his twentieth, the novel.
A former college professor with an MFA in Creative Writing, he’s been a visiting writer at over 100 colleges and universities, a visiting artist at over 250 schools in 35 states, and has led workshops from Alaska to Maine.
As a performer, he’s played from the Kennedy Center Millennium Stage to the Woodford Folk Festival (Queensland, Australia),
occasionally as a soloist, more often as leader of one of his ever-changing troupes of nationally recognized musicians.
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- David Gilmour Interviews Priscilla Long Pricilla Long is a Seattle-based writer, author, poet, and writing teacher with awards and citations far to many to list here. She co-founded a Boston consciousness-raising group that contributed to Bread and Roses. A longtime anti-war activist,
Long was arrested in the 1963 Gwynn Oak Park sit-in. You can find out more
about her at https://www.priscillalong.net/.
- Deb Ewing Part I Debora Ewing has traveled the United States extensively, from California to the Mid-Atlantic region where she now resides. She draws inspiration from her
family’s roots in Appalachia and pioneer Texas, as well as her Midwestern childhood. She says about herself:
“I am a U.S. writer, artist, and oracle. I drop my wisdom like a crystal bowl at your feet.”
