2012 Skagit River Poetry Festival

December 11, 2011
Splabman

From Molly McNulty:

Hello All
We are excited to announce our 2012 lineup for the May 17-20 Skagit River Poetry Festival.  We have brought back some of our favorite poets and are excited to have many poets who have not yet been to Skagit share their poetry with us.

I hope to see all of you this spring.
Cheers,
Molly McNulty
Director
Skagit River Poetry Project and Festival

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Elizabeth Austen
Ellen Bass
Linda Bierds
Jericho Brown
Lorna Crozier
Tony Curtis
Chris Dombrowski
Lorraine Ferra
Karen Finneyfrock
Carolyn Forché
Matt Gano
Samuel Green
Lorraine Healy
Bob Hicok
Tony Hoagland
Christopher Howell
Will Hornyak
Mary Howe
Kurtis Lamkin
Patrick Lane
Tim McNulty
Simon Ortiz
Red Pine
Rachel Rose
Mark Schafer
M.L. Smoker
Dick Warwick
Jeremy Voigt

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