Mid-Week Field Notes–November 16, 2022

Posted on November 16, 2022 by Barbara Krasner

Field Notes

Some very quick things:

  • The Tupelo 30/30 is inspiring me to experiment with content and form in my poetry. I think I’m also beginning to recognize my strengths as a poet: history and word play.
  • The November issue of the free The Sepia Chronicles newsletter went out to subscribers today featuring an interview with history/science author Gail Jarrow. Check it out here.
  • I’m gearing up to dedicate some quality time to revisions over the Thanksgiving weekend. A writer pal of mine was recently accepted into a month-long residency in France where she’ll be revising a novel. Is Thanksgiving weekend enough time for me to revise a novel in verse?
  • Are you a goal-setter? Join me on December 15 via Zoom at 4 pm ET to generate writing goals for 2023 to make it your year of writing. Click here for details.

Happy writing!

About Barbara Krasner

History writer and award-winning author Barbara Krasner writes Jewish-themed poetry, articles, nonfiction books, and novels for children and adults.
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2 Responses to Mid-Week Field Notes–November 16, 2022

  1. Penny Taub says:
    November 16, 2022 at 2:36 pm

    Thank you so much Barbara for the article from Gail Jarrow. Very hepful. I subscribed to e-zine.

    Reply

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