This poem by J. Eleanor Bonet asks a question in its title. It’s worth answering.

 

 

There’s still time to sign up for Summer Camp, too.  Follow this link —  Register for 2018 Writers Camp. 

 

Here’s a poem from Astoria Hall, Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School.

 

This is from the latest edition of Fine Lines.

 

The new issue of Fine Lines is out, and it looks great.

Here’s the cover — 

Want to read it all?  Follow this link — Winter 2017.

This is from the Autumn 2017 edition on Fine Lines.  “I Am a Writer Because” captures the spirit of summer camp for writers.  Enjoy.

 

From the autumn edition of Fine Lines.  

Do you have poem ready to be read by other?  Submit it to the journal.

 

 

This short essay is by middle school student Mariyah Coleman.  It’s in the latest edition.

Here’s hoping everyone is dry and warm on a soggy Saturday morning.  The collage is from the most recent edition of Fine Lines.  

 

Jillian Boston graduated in 2008 from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln with a degree in English and History. She lives in Lincoln with her energetic cat, Beatrix, and is at work on a science-fiction novel, blogs about storytelling, and pursues restful creativity at joyandmoxie.com.

Her poem, below, is a good one.  It’s in the most recent edition of Fine Lines.