Thursday, November 28, 2019

Interesting Post from Carmen Verduyn

http://www.carmenverduyn.com/2019/11/postpenopauzemeningen-over-de-duurzame.html?fbclid=IwAR3TI3HmKLbj8U3PtmKaWiQjuY2KE3p38b0dJYWH5lQ9lNCqSg_cK9nrWaE

   There is a translate button here. My Dutch poet friend Carmen Verduyn and I go back a few years. I am proud of her for standing up for herself as an artist and a woman! A  woman doe not have to give up her career for a man! I've supported my wife, have moved several times for her career without hurting mine (I've been flexible).  

Monday, November 25, 2019

Small Business Saturday November 20- Market Tea Room at 302 Senate


      I will be there at 10 a.m. in the newly-refurbished Market Tea Room at 302 Senate in Columbia, South Carolina. All of my poetry books will be available, and I will read some poems, leaving mid-afternoon.

       It is a fantastic venue and promises to be a wonderful event!



Wednesday, November 20, 2019

A Popular Poem from "Accents" -Amazon KDP

https://soundcloud.com/arthur-turfa-1/the-archipelago


Accents is available exclusively from Amazon KDP in Kindle and Print on Demand versions!

This is a very popular recording of a poem from the book! Enjoy!

Saturday, November 16, 2019

:Two Miriams" from The Petigru Review

https://soundcloud.com/arthur-turfa-1/two-miriams-by-arthur-turfa?fbclid=IwAR1tRADAJ4gOGZ2n_qLiWroJWu939GYWobdC0nACNhMcdkvb3RYg0x0la2A

    The South Carolina Writers Association did me a great honor by publishing this poem it ins 2019 issue. This poem will eventually find its way into a book. It is a special one to me.

    Here is a link to the entire issue:

    https://thepetigrureview.com/

Thursday, November 7, 2019

"Two Miriams" Poem in the Petigru Review


https://thepetigrureview.com/

    This is the journal of the South Carolina Writers' Association, to which only members may submit. Catfish Stews is their publication open to anyone from anywhere!

    My poem is a very special one to me, and I am thankful that I can share it with you here.

Review of the William F. Buckley biography by Sam Tanenhaus

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