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Readings & Residency
- Concurrent activities with this appointment . . . (1) -- "The Muse and the Mirror: Conference on Contemporary Women's Poetry in Ireland," Trinity Literary Society (Trinity College Dublin); (2) -- Salmon Publishing's Writer's Workshop, reviewed by Louise East of The Irish Times (as an embedded participant); (3) -- Bill McNamara's The Flowing Tide: Traditional Irish Music School, Doughmore, Doonbeg, County Clare; (4) -- Prepared poetry readings by invitation for the intended launch of The New Hedge School, Doolin, County Clare. (April-May, 1999) |
Buckthorn Books, a division of Buckthorn Studios (SM), manages rights, contracts, appearances, and archiving for author Lynn Job (essays, scripts, poetry, short stories, articles). We handle no other authors at this time. Do not send manuscripts. Voice mail = (USA) 940.566.0315
News - In Development
Lynn Job's largest poetry manuscript in work will one day release as a monograph edition. It contains mature themes of mystical, devotional metaphors and allegory centered around the Judeo-Christian canon and literary models such as Song of Songs and the books of Hosea and Jeremiah. Currently at 50 poems, many more will be added or replaced. No print deadline is set. Readings are advertised above, as applicable.Much creative inspiration drawn from the Dead Sea Scrolls, and, popular histories by Scottish scholar E. Raymond Capt. Buy his books from Artisan Publishers | here | among other vendors. " . . . I was also greatly smitten by the opening line(s) of your "Wayfarer."
They are a beautiful, ritual opening."
[Wayfarer: Six Degrees of an Abandoned Soul in six parts]
Dana Gioia
(poet, critic, & Chariman, National Endowment for the Arts)Biography | Appearances | Reviews | Recognition | Buckthorn Studios | The Authors Guild | The Writers Guild | Poets & Writers, Inc.
member - Denton Literary Society & Play Writers of Denton
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