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Poetry Connection: How to Organize a Poetry Reading in 10 Pretty Easy Steps
Since my husband and I moved to Santa Barbara three years ago, I’ve been invited to participate in a bunch of poetry readings, including the recent Poetry in the Parks event at the Presidio. It’s fantastic being an invited poet. All you have to do is pick your poems, choose a nice outfit, and show up at the venue — like being a guest at a sure-to-be-festive word party. Believe it or not, even though I’ve been writing and performing for years, I’d never organized an actual poetry event myself.
That old book you originally thought was ‘meh,’ give it another try Original
By Stephanie Barbé Hammer | Contributing Columnist Recently I taught a new online class. This class teaches writers how to read a famous novel for insights into techniques and tips that might inform their own craft and projects. To be clear, the novel I chose was not at all new to me, but teaching it as a writing toolbox was. This book is famous in its native language and culture but is not well known here. That book is a short novel by the famous-in-Germany classical author, Wolfgang von Goethe.
The Critical Link: How Supporting Nurse Managers Can Help Nurses — And Improve Healthcare - MedCity News
Americans respect and admire nurses: year in, year out, nursing is ranked as the country’s most trusted profession — and it often isn’t close. Even so, many nurses are stressed to the point of burnout, and far too many are thinking about leaving. The status quo is simply not good enough — for nurses or for patients. Frontline nurses name workload and feeling valued as daily challenges. These are difficult issues, but they can be successfully addressed.
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