A Muted Blue Star Muses

Showing posts with label Following Hope. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Following Hope. Show all posts
Sunday, August 26, 2018

Dark Horse Poets

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So I’m part of this. My poem “The Bearded Prophet” from my first collection “Following Hope”. More info when I have it! 
Thursday, January 8, 2015

The "Fingers" Broadside to be Included in Traveling Art Exhibit

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   The Kentucky Association of Sexual Assault Programs (KASAP)'s The Rising Center's "No More" traveling art exhibit ...
Monday, July 14, 2014

How I Met Nobel Prize Winning Poet Seamus Heaney

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Just about everybody has a Seamus Heaney story. Prior to his death on August 30, 2013, he was the most generous, humble, and well-traveled ...
Saturday, July 12, 2014

Making Physical Books Unique and Collectible

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(Originally posted on Word Weavers blog on November 13, 2012.) NPR had a discussion on the Morning Report on November 6, 2012 about how ...
Friday, July 11, 2014

A Brief Conversation with Irish Poet Michael O'Dea

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(Originally published on July 10, 2008 on Yahoo! Voices.) I contacted Michael first through his website . He humored a young aspiring, but...
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Monday, July 7, 2014

Welcome to the Launch of "A Muted Blue Star Muses"!

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The title for this new blog comes from my poem "Valhalla: blue" found in the book "Following Hope" (Xlibris, 2007) : ...
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Sabne Raznik
Sabne Raznik is an internationally published poet, a former community theatre actress, and an award-winning artist with three poetry collections - Following Hope, Linger to Look, and Rabbit Hole. Her latest book is a collection of artworks titled Renaissance: Visual Art 2005 - 2019. She founded and co-edits AvantAppal(achia) ezine and co-edits North/South Appalachia. Raznik believes herself to be a supranational poet, in that she feels the arts transcend manmade boundaries. In view of that, her effort as part of the Appalachian Renaissance is to break stereotypes and showcase Appalachian poetry as a living part of the world-wide literary scene, as well as to encourage the underrepresented but thriving Appalachian avant-garde in the global context.
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