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Poet interview

   World of Writing - Poet Interview A. A. Fouch is a poet and writer born and raised in Washington, currently living in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho (USA).  She has never been one to be tied down! Her writing interests include children's literature, picture-books, (including her published work, Gently, Bentley! ), high fantasy, sci-fi, and accessible academic writing.  When she is not writing, you will find her teaching in various capacities to all ages, including art, nutrition, and dance. She is an avid fan of C.S. Lewis, podcasts, and chocolate. Follow A.A. Fouch @:   https://twitter.com/aafouch and drop by her blog:  aafouch.blogspot.com Q: Would you self-publish? A: I am currently self-published, which has its pros and cons. You must do all the leg work in promoting your own work, but you have absolute authority over your work, which is very important to me. Many, if not most, of the people I care about in life are not poetry readers or readers in gene...

Poet Interview

World of Writing - Author Interview  Constantine Dhonau reached out to me in mid July earlier this year with a query to appear on our blog for a featured interview. I was excited because Constantine is a poet and we don't often get the opportunity to feature other poets. Let us tell you a little about him - he was born and raised in St. Petersburg (Florida, USA) and is currently loving his mountain life in Durango (Colorado, USA). He enjoys tea and watching TV shows that do not exceed 30 episodes. His favorite word is "phenomena", and his book is titled Collateral Intentions (June 2021). This is, according to Constantine, " a hybrid poetry book/memoir " that covers over a decade of " poetry, letters, journal entries, and more, followed by a one-page synopsis of what my life was like to give the work context. It follows my development as a human and a writer from 17 to 28 years-old. It begins with the raw beauty, contemplation and the cringe of being a misu...