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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. - Part 1
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Part 2
- 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/.- Priscilla Long Interview Part 1
- 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.”
- Part Two – Interview with Deb Ewing of Annandale, VA
