PoetryBootCamp




When I started Poetry Boot Camp four years ago, I didn’t realize what a community it would become for me, as well as for participants. When people began to join us from out-of-the-way places like Nicosia, Cyprus and Dede, Guam I was thrilled, and looked them up in my atlas, trying to imagine their landscapes and figure out the time difference between us. Now we have a Boot Camper who is writing her poems at the South Pole! This seems a fitting time to provide a forum so we can hear more about where people are and what they’re doing, and I’m going to start things off with this blog (dreadful word!) from three of us: Lynette Harper at the South Pole, Lisa Suhair Majaj from Nicosia, Cyprus, and me in the foothills of California’s Sierra Nevada. I’d love to have you check in and post your comments!

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August 3, 2008

Poetry News

Filed under: Uncategorized — Lisa @ 6:06 pm
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It’s been ages since I logged onto this blog and it looks like I’m not the only one! But, today I have good news I wanted to share. My poetry manuscript Geographies of LIght just won the Del Sol Press poetry prize. Which means it’s finally coming out as a book. This manuscript has been a refugee for so long it’s hard to think of it as being housed. But I’m glad! Because it took so long to find a home, it grew quite large, and is now 100 pages long. I am ready to let it go and start the next manuscript.

I hope 2008 has been good for everyone. It hasn’t been the easiest year on my side of the globe, but as I age I’m finally beginning to learn to be grateful for the minutes as they tick by, one by one. It’s where we live,after all, in that infinitesimal space between clock ticks, between the in breath and the outbreath, the moment of now. I try to remind myself of this, day by day, as the sun rises and sets, my children grow taller and I grow older. Growing older is not as bad as I used to make it out to be, my bad back and bum knees notwithstanding: it means I’m still around to witness and partake of life. I’ll take that any day!

I wish all of you out there sunny days, starry nights, and endtables groaning with poetry books.

Lisa

July 19, 2008

Anyone out there?

Filed under: Uncategorized — Joan @ 12:50 am

December 31, 2007

New Year

Filed under: Uncategorized — Lisa @ 8:28 pm

May 3, 2007

Yuba College

Filed under: Uncategorized — Molly @ 3:33 pm

February 16, 2007

The Vagina Monologues

Filed under: Uncategorized — Molly @ 7:59 pm

February 8, 2007

Leaving the South Pole

Filed under: Uncategorized — Lynnette @ 11:51 am

February 6, 2007

Finalist

Filed under: Uncategorized — Lisa @ 3:35 am

Filed under: Uncategorized — Lisa @ 3:35 am

February 5, 2007

Poetic Bones

Filed under: Uncategorized — Lisa @ 3:50 am

January 31, 2007

Dogwood Prize

Filed under: Uncategorized — Molly @ 7:36 pm
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