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| Roni Walter po box 341255 LA.,CA. 90034 phone: (310)202-9227 website: Roni has written poetry that has been recited by Singer/actress, "Brandy" on the hit TV series, Moesha. Roni has successfully maintained a college poetry tour for the last 6 years,on her own. She has been conducting poetry workshops in LA at various schools and organizations for the past 7 years. Jennifer Watson Blue Ribbon Award 7-1999
for the poem "Chicken Poxs"by Southern Poetry
Association. Winning entry in the Warsitz
Enterprises,Inc. P.O.W.E.R.[poetry on world energy
resources]for poem "Wind." Billy Watt Co-editor of journal: "Scotland's Languages"; Poetry pamphlet: "Porpoises on the Moray Firth" (1997); Short story selection: "Ways of Seeing, Ways of Falling" (1999); poetry, short fiction and occasional reviews published in many small press publications; half a dozen poetry prizes.
8, the Furrows, Ellesmere Port.
0151 513 3646,
Born at a very young age in 1927, this
humourist poet graduated from village life to finalise his formal
education in Industrial relations at St. Catherine's College Oxford.
He gained qualifications as a Chartered Engineer in Mechanical,
Electrical and Nuclear Engineer. His poetry is often full of humour
and innuendo. He is never crude or blasphemous. He says "English is
the most descriptive and succinct language in the world and if you
can't find a suitable adjective then don't use a swear word to
disguise your lack of knowledge. He often drifts off into poems
with serious and profound content. He writes with rhyme
and rhythm as per the dictionary definition of poetry. In his
expansive repertoire you are sure to find something of interest. He
writes to entertain the reader and not for profit and self
publishers his books which enables him to make donations to numerous
good causes. His books are available directly from him via his 'E'
mail address:
weaveapoem@ntlworld.com
For further details of his books go to
his web site
www.weaveapoem.vpweb.co.uk
He has controlled the design and
construction of numerous factories throughout the world and has
worked in various Government posts for most of his industrial life.
Retired at 55 his main interests are Scottish Ceilidh dancing,
gardening, writing poetry and short stories, the theatre,
photography, caravanning and makes unusual 'dreamcatchers'. He
spoke three languages, though somewhat 'rusty' now.
Lyn S Westerman Novels: 'Weave a Circle';
'A Quartz Contentment'; 'By The Power' Les Wicks Les Wicks is an
Australian poet who has been published widely both there
& elsewhere. His five books are "The Vanguard
Sleeps In" (Glandular, 1981), "Cannibals"
(Rochford St, 1985), "Tickle" (Island, 1993)
& "Nitty Gritty" (Five Islands, 1997) &
"The Ways of Waves" (Sidewalk, 2000). Richard C Williams Richard C Williams lives in New York City as a graphics designer. He is the editor of the literary journal Pierian Springs. Williams has poetry published in various magazines, journals, and e-zines including: Recursive Angel, Adirondack Review, Pedestal Magazine, can we have our ball back, Eleven Bulls, Little Brown Poetry, Comrades UK, Red River Review, Snow Monkey, Artemis, Poems Niederngasse, 3rd Muse, Magaera, Mentress Moon, Erosha, and others. He is currently working on his first collection of poems entitled Gift. Jackie Wills is a poet,
whose first collection, Powder Tower, was
published by Arc in 1995. It was shortlisted for the 1995
T.S. Eliot prize and was a Poetry Book Society
recommendation. Her poetry has also been published in
anthologies and magazines, as well as being broadcast on
BBC radio's Poetry Please. For the last 6 years I've
traveled across 46 states and over 56,000 miles
hitchhiking, with over 15,000 through other avenues of
travel, in order to disseminate my poetry to the masses.
As a result, I achieved the status of self publication in
every state and a handful of countries by the age of 21,
and at 22 found national publication in The Vault: Soul
Fountain. Recently, I was featured on national television
(NBC) reading my poem "When Rabbit Howls" at
the 50th Anniversary of City Lights in San Francisco.
Previous publications include Poetic Voices, The
Sidewalk's End, and Quill and Parchment amongst others. Published nationally,
winner of Northwest United Press competition in 2000.
Published in 6 anthologies. Represented Liverpool in
Cities of Culture slam in Bristol, Adolfini Gallery,
2002. Performed in Northwest, Liverpool, Wirral, North
Wales, Bath, Bristol over the last 4 years. Support set
with Les Murray at Writers on the Wall Festival in 2002
in Liverpool, and John Gibbens on the Wirral in 2001. |