
An Interview with Poet Sarah Audsley
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For Sarah Audsley, to be a rural poet is to “claim belonging in a rural landscape.” While the average American may not associate a Korean American woman with the phrase […]
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For Sarah Audsley, to be a rural poet is to “claim belonging in a rural landscape.” While the average American may not associate a Korean American woman with the phrase […]
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Rajnii’s lifelong love of words was inspired by his mother. At the age of eleven, Rajnii became the youngest member of the African-American Writers’ Alliance in Seattle, founded by Randee […]
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Vermont’s writers enrich our culture as their words move us—emotionally, first, then literally. For example, Nico Amador (pictured left) offered “I recently had a high school teacher in Montpelier write […]
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. . . and pleasure to serve as the eighth poet laureate of Vermont. I have especially enjoyed working without a prescribed job description, undertaking projects of my own design.” […]