Hemingway's Poetry Series
May 26, 2015
Judith Dorian earned a doctorate in musicology from the University of Pittsburgh
Mark Goldman began writing poetry in
high school and continued through college. After a brief time in Chicago with VISTA,
then a 13 month tour with the US Army in Korea , he was active in the Philadelphia poetry scene before moving to Pittsburgh Vietnam
Barry Govenor was born and raised in
the steel town of Charleroi , PA, and now resides with his wife and two dogs
in Brentwood .
He earned his B.A. in biology at
California University (PA) and split his healthcare career between Nuclear
Medicine and Infection Control & Sterilization Technology. His subject
material draws from his mill town roots and outdoor experiences and has
appeared in The Pittsburgh Post Gazette,The Pittsburgh
Joe Kaldon lives in Aliquippa , Pennsylvania Penn State
Sheila Kelly is a retired psychotherapist, poet and playwright. She is a
member of the Madwomen in the Attic poetry workshops, Pittsburgh Poetry
Exchange and a regular facilitator for the Pittsburgh Writers’ Studio. Three of
Sheila’s plays received staged readings at the 2009 Pittsburgh Three Rivers
Arts Festival. She has worked for many years with gifted middle school writers
and published the annual, St.
Bede’s Quill. Most recent work appears in Brief
Encounters: Ekphrases from the Spinning Plate Gallery. Other poems upcoming
in Voices from the Attic:
Volume XIX.
Kathy McGregor grew up in a rural Western PA town,
left home for the bigger world, then settled inPittsburgh long enough ago to qualify as “almost
a native” She’s worked as an English teacher, union organizer, non-profit
director, social change advocate, and headed her own consulting business. She
currently owns and operates a specialty native plant nursery here in the city.
Several of her poems appeared in the former Mill
Hunk Herald. She is a regular in the CMU OSHER Poetry class and is active
with the Pittsburgh Poetry Exchange.
Edward Murray is the author of Stranger’s
Pilgrimage. Stranger has been published in Dionne’s Story, two anthologies
of poetry and prose for the awareness of violence against women, as well as
other publications. He is a member, and past president, of the Langston Hughes
Poetry Society of Pittsburgh. He is a member of the Pittsburgh Writer’s studio
and the Pittsburgh Poetry Exchange. He likes avocados. He is an artist,
filmmaker, photographer and poet and his work can be seen and heard at elmurray.com and around the Braddock Carnegie
Library. He welcomes questions, comments, or exchanges of ideas by email: edleemu1@verizon.net.
Stephen Pusateri lives in the South Hills and works for WYEP-FM on its soul and blues programs. He studied English literature at the
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Judith R. Robinson is the author of three poetry collections: The Blue Heart (Finishing Line Press),Orange Fire (Main Street Rag) and Dinner Date (Finishing Line Press). She is also the author of The Beautiful Wife and Other Stories (Aegina Press). She is the poetry editor of Signatures (Osher, Carnegie Mellon), 2001, 2003, 2006, 2012 and The Poetry of Margaret Menamin, (Main Street Rag, three volumes) as well as Living Inland (Bennington Press). She co-edited Along These River: Poetry and Photography from Pittsburgh (Quadrant Publishing, 2008) and Only the Sea Keeps: Poetry of the Tsunami (Rupa, Inc. and Bayeux Arts, 2005), and most recently, co-editor of The Brentwood Anthology (Lummox Press, 2014). Her poetry awards include the Poetica Chapbook Competition (runner-up, 2011), the Poetry Ark Award (2010), Jane’s Stories Drabble Competition, (2006), and the Skipping Stones Multicultural Award (2005). She currently teaches poetry for Osher at Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh.
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Squirrel Hill native Stuart Sheppard hit the road immediately after graduating from Kenyon College, working as a literary editor for a west coast publisher, an account supervisor on Madison Avenue, a marketing director on Wall Street, and finally, a technology executive for several start-ups in Cambridge, before returning home last year. During this time he wrote for a variety of national publications and, in 2003, his first novel, Spindrift, was published, which garnered positive reviews. Sheppard has traveled widely on expeditions to places like
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