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Showing posts with label National Poetry Month. Show all posts

Showing posts with label National Poetry Month. Show all posts

Monday, May 9, 2022

A(A) E-Reading #4: National Poetry Month Edition, April 29, 2022

Featuring Rachel Neve Midbar, Justin Hamm, and John Compton. Hosted by David Sykes and Sabne Raznik.

Thursday, April 21, 2022

A(A) E-Reading #4: National Poetry Month Edition

Dear Kinfolk, This is just a reminder of our National Poetry Month reading coming up. This will happen on April 29, 2022 at 7 pm EDT. If you...

Tuesday, April 20, 2021

A(A) E-Reading #3: National Poetry Month Edition Video

Saturday, April 1, 2017

Go Down the "Rabbit Hole"!

Introducing my third full-length poetry collection, "Rabbit Hole"! It marries the found poem with Gertrude Stein and deco...

Monday, March 21, 2016

National Poetry Month 2016 Challenge Facebook Group Workshop

National Poetry Month is upon us. This year, to mark it, I am hosting a workshop in the form of a closed Facebook Group. The workshop is...

Thursday, April 9, 2015

National Poetry Month 2015 with Sabne Raznik: Three Giveaways

So we're well into National Poetry Month 2015 and it's an exciting one! I hope you'll spend some part of it with me. I have arr...

Friday, July 25, 2014

Adam Zagajewski's "Another Beauty"

(Originally published on Yahoo! Voices on April 21, 2011) This is a uniquely written book that will echo in your consciousness for some ...

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About Me

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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