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Writers Studio is proud to present the following ACC writing faculty and published writing students reading from their works.
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Writers Studio is happy to cohost with Columbine Poets, the Columbine Poetry Festival, a yearly celebration of the Power of the Word. Join Poets Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer and Stewart S. Warren for workshops, readings, and award presentations. The 2007 Poetry Festival flyer and Events schedule is attached.
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Stewart S. Warren, born 1950 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, has been published in various Colorado and New Mexico publications, and is the author of two poetry collections: Shape of a Hill and The Weight of Dusk. Stewart has spent much of this time in northern New Mexico, and more recently southern Colorado, where he founded the Festival of the Imagination, an annual poetry festival held every fall in Del Norte, Colorado. Stewart currently lives in Denver, where he is the executive director of Access Idiom, an annual Colorado poetry conference which will premier in 2008. |
  Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer is the author of several
books of poetry. Her collection, If You Listen, won the Colorado
Independent Publishers Award in 2001 and was a finalist for the Willa Awards
and the Mountains & Plains Booksellers Association Awards. A poet of
the page and the performance, Rosemerry performs alone and with EAR, a livewire
performance poetry troupe, partnering with Ellen Marie Metrick and Art Goodtimes.
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Rebecca
Snow, ACC Writing Faculty, Poet, Fiction and Non-Fiction Writer. Winner
of the 2007 Creative Non-Fiction Literary Contest
Margaret
Wycisk, ACC Community Education Student, Poet. Finalist for the 2007
Mississippi Review Poetry Prize, published in MR Prize Issue 2007.
Forthcoming poetry publication in the Denver Quarterly
Sharon
Janusz, ACC Writing Faculty, Writer. Author of When Horses Could
Fly and Other Fantastic Tales, published by Equibooks.
Lisa
Hardman, ACC Student, Columnist and Creative Non-Fiction. Columnists
for FastWeb. "Wonder Mold Mother," forthcoming in Literary
Mama, and "No Holds Barred: Lifelong Learning, The Library, and
Me" forthcoming as guest column in Highlands Ranch Herald.
Manijeh
Golbabai Badiozamani, ACC Writing Faculty, Memoirist. Recent story,
"Bruno's Story," reviewed by Jamie LaRue, Director of Douglas
County Libraries.