SORMAG Online Book Festival on December 1 through December 3 of 2023

Janet Ruth Heller spoke at the SORMAG Online Book Festival on December 1 through December 3, 2023. On December 1, she participated in a panel discussion of authors of books for children. The topic was "Ask Us Anything about Children's/Middle-Grade/Young Adults Books." You can access the recording of that session at https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=SORMAG+Online+Book+Festival&qpvt=SORMAG+Online+Book+Festival&FORM=VDRE On Saturday, December 2, she spoke during a panel of authors entitled “Ask Us Anything about Writing” at 12 p.m. You can access the recording of that session. On Sunday, December 3, Janet answered questions about writing and publishing her work. Her answers are on the SORMAG Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/SORMAGBookFestival/posts/ There is no charge for this conference. Many authors spoke at this festival. There will be another SORMAG Book Festival in 2024. #bookfestival #writing #author #adviceforwriters

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Poems accepted for publication in Ribbons, Verse-Virtual, and Eucalypt

Recently, three different literary magazines have published my poems.  Editor Susan Weaver of the tanka journal Ribbons published my poem “Sunset Landscape” in the spring/summer 2022 issue. I originally wrote this as a quatrain in 1976, but I recently revised it into a tanka, which resembles haiku but is five lines long instead of three. Editor Julie Thorndike of Eucalypt, another tanka journal, published my poem “Spontaneity” in issue 32. This literary magazine is based in Australia. Editor Jim Lewis of Verse-Virtual published three longer poems: “Bamboo Shoot,” “Warm Autumn in Michigan,” and “Tashlich” in the May 2022 issue. https://www.verse-virtual.org/2022/May/heller-janet-ruth-2022-may.html I’m very grateful to all of these editors for their interest in my work. #poetry #tanka #literarymagazines #poetryjournals Janet Ruth Heller reading her poetry at the Kalamazoo Public Library; photo by Hedy Habra

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