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Meet our Fall Rendezvous Keynote Speaker and Program Presenter

8/14/2015

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Barry Harris is our Guest Keynote Speaker and Joyce Brinkman is a Program Presenter for the 2015 Fall Rendezvous. Register now!
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Barry Harris is editor of the Tipton Poetry Journal and has published one poetry collection, Something At The Center. Barry lives in Brownsburg, Indiana and is retired from Eli Lilly and Company. His poetry has appeared in Grey Sparrow, Silk Road Review, Saint Ann‘s Review, Boston Literary Magazine, Night Train, Silver Birch Press, Hiss Quarterly, Cherry Blossom Review, Flying Island, Lily, The Centrifugal Eye, Flutter, Wheelhouse Magazine, Houston Literary Review, Snow Monkey, Fissure, Awaken Consciousness, and Writers‘ Bloc. One of his poems is on display at the National Museum of Sport and another is painted on a barn in Boone County, Indiana as part of Brick Street Poetry‘s Word Hunger public art project. His poems are also included in these anthologies: From the Edge of the Prairie; Motif 3: All the Livelong Day; and Twin Muses: Art and Poetry.

 
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Joyce Brinkman served as Indiana's first poet laureate from 2002-2008. She has a BA from Hanover College. She began writing poetry at age nine and was first published in Hill Thoughts. Her book, Tiempo Español, was written in Spain where she studied with the University of New Orleans MFA program. Her poetry has appeared in newspapers, magazines, and on CDs, bookmarks and buses, as well as on a wall in the town square of Quezaltepeque, El Salvador.  Joyce is one of six poets who have poetry in 25 foot, stained glass windows at the Indianapolis International Airport. A group of those poets have produced on a book of travel metaphor, Rivers, Rails and Runways, and a book of postcard poems, Airmail from the Airpoets. She also collaborated with glass artist Arlon Bayliss on lighted glass art containing her poetry for the new Marion County Central Library addition.  She is a strong proponent of poetry as public art and enjoys working with both visual and other literary artists on projects. Joyce shares a house in Indianapolis, IN, with her husband and a sweet cat and seeks solitude for writing at a condo in West Palm Beach, Florida.
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Mike Nierste link
9/14/2015 02:29:03 pm

Looking at the schedule for Friday I see a registration in the afternoon but on Friday it also shows activities in the morning. Misprint/ Just out of sequence for events. Could I attend morning sessions without registering? Perhaps you could update the website

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Sarah E. Morin
9/16/2015 03:00:42 pm

Hi, Mike! Sorry about that. I have updated the schedule on our main Fall Rendezvous page. I believe to attend any of the Rendezvous you would need to register, but it is a very low cost - $15. I will check with the other officers. Hope you can join us!

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Mike Nierste
10/9/2015 07:34:46 pm

Thinking about coming tomorrow for late morning and early afternoon sessions. What did you find out about the registration? Are things filled up? I was hoping to be able to sit on a couple of sessions.

Sarah E. Morin
10/10/2015 08:11:19 am

Mike, openings are still available! You can register on site.

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