by Danielle Champíet-Coronado We closed out 2018 with a phenomenal reading by Sam Roxas-Chua. Nearly an all-star gathering, some of the top names in Pacific Northwest poetry came out to support his reading and to share some of their own art. On such a night one can feel the essence of great poets past drawing […]
by Danielle Champiet-Coronado At the Passing of the Pen ceremony held at the Vancouver Community Library in Vancouver, WA on September 30, 2018, Gwendolyn Morgan was appointed Clark County’s newest Poet Laureate. Clark County Arts Commissioner, LaRae Zawodny, hosted the vivacious event and the community was out en masse to celebrate its new ambassador. Speakers […]
via “Garbage Children” innocent victims the Waste Business Mafia in corrupt Mullahs regime of Iran.
by Danielle Champiet-Coronado Braving the winter chill and the rain, I found a friendly face waiting in the Starbucks café at Barnes and Noble. It was Tuesday, the last Tuesday, and soon poets and poetry lovers would be gathering for the open mic session that evening. Fortune favors the bold and it certainly did! […]
Change happens one seat at a time, a count down to the November 2018 election where more will be up for election. Let’s be wise in every choice we make: *Research ALL candidates running for that position *Don’t be fooled or blinded by party labels *Say NO to corporate candidates, warlords, criminals and potential criminals […]
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