Sue Daly will be reading from her most recent publication at the 25th and R Complex (Sacramento Poetry Center) parking lot on June 26th, 11am-1pm. This is an open air venue which will have social distancing seating and Vaccinations and/or facemasks are appropriate. For those not comfortable with social contact yet the reading and follow-up open mic will be Zoomed. The Zoom contact info is below.
Sacramento Poetry Center is still at 1719 25th St.
Sue Daly Bio:Sue Daly’s poetry chapbook, “A Voice at Last” was published by DADs Desk Publishing. “Language of the Tea Leaves” was released May 15, 2021 by Cold River Press. To see more of Sue’s poetry, visit her Facebook page, “Plug into Poetry with Sue Daly.” Email Sue at plugintopoetry@gmail.com to order her chapbook, “A Voice at Last.” To order “Language of the Tea Leaves” visit coldriverpress.com.
A Writers On the Air and Sacramento Poetry Center Joint Project
Topic: Writers On the Air-Sue Daly Book Launch Time: Jun 26, 2021 11:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
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Has been quilting, drawing and telling her Folk -Art Stories for twenty years. This year she appeared at the Crocker- Capital Storytelling event. Her “Harlem Hill Chronicles”, available on lulu.com, takes place during Jim Crow Segregation Era in Fort Worth, Texas. The stories are woven with dreams of youthful confidence, guarded in the hopes of family love and fortified in the eyes of cultural history. “The Elephant Champion”, this year’s short story, will be published by the Northern California Publishers and Authors, in Dec.
MS Wilburn is a retired councilor of abused children.She lives in South Sacramento.
L.M. RANDOLPH
L.M. Randolph
Lisa M. Randolph an aspiring children’s book writer, goes by the pen name, L.M. Randolph. Her first action-adventure series The Wildlife Divas Adventure Team and short story Raju the Crying Elephant,tackles the subject of Wildlife Conservation and Endangered Species. Her real-life adventures have taken her to four of seven continents of the world. Her fascinating hobby of ‘Rock Hunting’ for semi-precious stones has sent her exploring mountains reaching heights up to 8000 feet, to valley floors of ancient seabed’s hunting for trilobite fossils. Don’t be surprised when meeting her to find pockets filled with an interesting array of rocks, crystals and gemstones. She resides in Elk Grove, California with two small rescue dogs, Rose (a terrier-mix) and Petal (a teacup chihuahua) and admits to being their emotional support human. They’ve inspired her upcoming children’s book series, The Adventures of an Ugly Dog in a Tutu’.
Angelina Woodberry
Angelina Woodberry
Angelina (A-Jae) Woodberry is a Bay area born storyteller that draws upon the experience of life to colour her fiction. The award winning author has published short stories, poems, academic and personal reflective essays in several literary journals over the past two decades. A children’s play she wrote was performed by a local theater company. She has also served as editor on various educational texts. Recently her essays have been published in two regional anthologies. She currently holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Clark Atlanta University in Mass Media Arts with an emphasis in Film. She is also an active member of the Romance Writers of America. Her first novel, Son of a Preacher Man, is due to debut in the spring of 2020. A licensed minister of the Christian Gospel, she is very active with her local church. She worked for seven years as an advocate in the mental health system. She lives with bipolar disorder and strives to be a support for her peers. A-Jae lives in Sacramento with her husband and two teenage children. For more information: website: www.ajaewoodbery.com, twitter: @jaewoodberry, facebook and instagram: #ajaewoodberry.
Brenda Davis
Brenda Davis is a writer, director of plays, attorney, and businesswoman. Her creative works include poetic prose, pure poetry, science fiction, and now an action/adventure tale. She was born in New Orleans, LA and currently resides in Sacramento, CA.
