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At the Prison Writing Program, we believe that men and women who are incarcerated should not come out worse than when they went in. We hope to faclitate this communication through teaching writing as a skill that represents a legitimate form of power.
Just as young people may be surprised to learn that milk comes from a cow or eggs from a chicken, some folks may lose track of the fact that wood comes from a tree. That is unlikely to happen with rustic furniture, and that is one more thing I like about it.
This site provides the highlights for construction of a CNC table with a 250 watt laser used to cut sheet metal.
lisa port white thinking about books, massage and energy work, and finding the right path
Jeanne Marie Beaumont grew up in the Philadelphia area and moved to New York City in 1983. She holds an MFA in Writing from Columbia University and is the author of three books of poetry.
Boerger's self-published choral arrangements are performed widely, and her settings of poetry by Sarah White — "Ballade with Christine de Pisan," "Song from Cymbeline," and "The Silver Buckle on Mozart's Shoe" — are forthcoming from Boosey & Hawkes.
Cunningham’s work is concerned with time, transience and contradictions, and she gravitates to architectural and structural remnants of current and previously existing cultures.
Lucy Hodgson works in New York City, Rhode Island and Maine. She exhibits at the SOHO20, Chelsea gallery in New York. In addition to her sculpture, she continues to make prints and monoprints that address environmental issues.
David Lazar’s books include The Body of Brooklyn (Iowa), Truth in Nonfiction: Essays (Iowa), Michael Powell: Interviews and Conmversations with M.F.K. FISHER (both Mississippi)...
Stephen O’Connor is the author of the short story collections, Here Comes Another Lesson and Rescue.
ESTHA WEINER is co-editor and contributor to Blues For Bill: A Tribute To William Matthews, and author of The Mistress Manuscript and Transfiguration Begins At Home.
The internet is a valuable resource for finding new poets and new readers.
