Hello ~
Thank you for opening “Sunday Scribble”!
As a writer, reader, literary citizen, educator, woman, mother, traveler, global community member — human — I plan to post about topics that have caused pause for thought, consternation, awe, anger, hope or all of the above, and it is my desire that you leave the reading experiences with substantial take aways. I may not have all or even half of the answers, but I hope that I will at least be pondering the questions that need to be asked to make the world a more humane dwelling place.
Please know that I will always welcome intellectual exchange. It is my intention to add voices to timely conversations.
Looking forward,
Janine
Janine Harrison freelances, teaches creative and freelance writing at American Public University, is a teaching artist, and serves as the 2017-18 Highland (IN) Poet Laureate. She wrote If We Were Birds. Her work has appeared in Veils, Halos, and Shackles: International Poetry on the Oppression and Empowerment of Women, A&U, Not Like the Rest of Us, The Wabash Watershed’s “Six Indiana Poets” feature, Treehouse Arts, and other publications. She is a poetry reader and reviewer for the Florida Review and a former Indiana Writers’ Consortium president. She speaks, reads, and leads workshops and other events around the Midwest. Janine lives in Northwest Indiana with her husband, fiction writer Michael Poore, and daughter, Jianna.
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