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Thursday, April 30, 2015

On First Lines

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The "Shakespeare In Community" class on Coursera.org opens by discussing briefly the first lines of Hamlet . But what of first li...
Thursday, April 9, 2015

National Poetry Month 2015 with Sabne Raznik: Three Giveaways

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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...
Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Sabne Raznik Art Now Available at Etsy.com!

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Today, I have opened a new shop on Etsy. There you will find inkjet prints of the "Salome Series" and the "Wildfire Series...
Saturday, March 14, 2015

The Wildfire Series by Sabne Raznik

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Sunday, March 8, 2015

The Salome Series by Sabne Raznik

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Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Book trailer for "Linger To Look"

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Monday, March 2, 2015

Second Collection "Linger To Look" Available Now

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I am proud to announce: It's here! "Linger To Look"!   This new collection was 8 years in the making and it is no...
Thursday, February 19, 2015

Sound Over Sense Isn't New

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John Ashbury judged the 2013 Walt Whitman Award and it shows. If you like John Ashbury or most post modern poetry you will like Chris H...
Tuesday, February 17, 2015

Goodbye With A Fist

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The Book of Goodbyes by Jillian Weise has quite the list of accolades, including the 2013 Isabella Gardner Poetry Award and the 2013 Jam...
Monday, February 2, 2015

"Linger To Look" is Coming at Last!

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Coming in March: "Linger To Look" is a semi-avant garde work which experiments with form and content, and plays with the idea...
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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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