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I'm not saying life won't continue -Ann Howells, "Without Warning"
Howells, a longtime member of the Dallas Poets Community and managing editor of its journal, Ilya's Honey, recently published a new chapbook, Black Crow in Flight. |
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Posted by Michelle Hartman @ 1:52 PM Sat, Apr 12, 2008
You can hear more of this wonderful poet during the Dallas Poets Community sponsored Open Mic, "First Friday of the month" readings at Half Price Books on Northwest Hwy. 7:00pm in the Community Room.
Posted by Sylvia @ 9:18 PM Sat, Apr 12, 2008
I love how the rich imagery and masterful word choice convey such deep emotion.
Posted by Michelle Hartman @ 11:52 AM Mon, Apr 14, 2008
Her chapbook is available through Main Street Rag Press. a wonderful meditation on growing up in the Chesapeake Bay area as well as a fond look at what family used to be in our country.
Posted by Christopher Soden @ 12:28 AM Tue, Apr 15, 2008
No one uses language more exquisitely or delicately than Ann Howells. All her poetry resonates with poignancy and imagination.
Posted by Mike Renshaw @ 5:40 PM Tue, Apr 15, 2008
Ann Howells weaves her simple words into a fine tapestry which, like a great painting, may be revisited many times over for new insights. It is always a pleasure to indulge in her artistry.