Two Cisco Writers Club poets hosted a poetry workshop at the April meeting of the Cisco Writers Club.
The theme of the workshop was poetry for those who are scared of poetry. Everybody walked away with a poem they had written, and even though it wasn’t a requirement of the workshop to share, participants were eager to share what they had accomplished that evening. (All poems were delightful, some were downright extraordinary!)
PRISCILLA BETTIS is an Amazon best-selling author. Her works include The Hay Bale and Vampire of the Midnight Sun, and a cozy mystery series written under a pen name. Her short stories and poetry are published in various anthologies and literary magazines. Priscilla shares a home in the Northern Plains of Texas with her two-legged and four-legged family members. She is working on her first literary Christian novel.
SHANN TAJIAH is an award-winning poet, photographer, and author of Scraps of Love: Poetry from the Darkest Night 1997-2010 and the Biblical fantasy, The Shaloma. A Minnesota-grown Texan, Shann began her writing journey at eight. By age thirteen she was submitting for publication. She is currently hard at work on the second installment of the East of Eeden duology. She is also one half of the spectacular writing duo, T.L. Gabriel, where she writes about worlds beyond the stars. Her passion for writing and authors has led her to establish her publishing imprint, Ithirial Rising Press, and she is a certified book and writing coach. When Shann isn’t lost in the world of words, she can be found daydreaming in her hammock or caring for her furred and feathered menagerie.
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