Goodbye, reading slump. Hello punks and drowned houses and re-connecting with the wild through children's books and Emily Dickinson's sister. 

Links:

A House at the Bottom of a Lake by Josh Malerman

Honour Among Punks by Guy Davis and Gary Reed

Rewilding: Meditations, Practices, and Skills for Awakening in Nature by Micah Mortali

Scares That Care: AuthorCon II

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About Guest Jean LeBlanc

Jean LeBlanc grew up in Massachusetts, just about half-way between Emily Dickinson and Henry David Thoreau. She now lives in  northwestern New Jersey with her husband/best friend, George Lightcap. She has taught writing and literature at Sussex County Community College since 1999, and is a member of several local poetry groups: the Writers’ Roundtable of Sussex County; the Paulinskill Poetry Project; and the Silconas Poetry Center (of which she is a past director). Her publications include poetry anthologies as well as collections of her own work; her 12th collection, Terrible Terrain: Poems Inspired by the Life of Lavinia Dickinson, was released this month (February, 2023). Her poetry advocates for an awareness of the beauty of this journey called life.

Pick up a copy of Terrible Terrain from Shanti Arts!

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