Congratulations to New Poet Laureate, Sheryl Noethe
Congratulations to a wonderful poet and teacher, Sheryl Noethe, just chosen as Montana's fourth Poet Laureate. Sheryl will now be part of Humanities Montana's Speakers Bureau--folks can schedule her for readings and discussions around the state. For more information on Sheryl and her work with the Missoula Writing Collaborative, see this inspiring article:
http://missoulian.com/news/local/article_524940d2-c095-11e0-b1bf-00...
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Comment by Jason Neal on August 14, 2011 at 9:12am -
Congratulations Sheryl! And hats off to all Montana poets; the Governor had a deep well from which to draw....
FYI, you can read a few of Sheryl's poems at her website (recently developed, ahem, by yours truly): www.sherylnoethe.com.
Also, here's a short video by Mackenzie Enich called "Notes from a Poet and a One-Eyed Cat" about Sheryl and her work with the Missoula Writing Collaborative.
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Comment by Zan Deery on August 11, 2011 at 9:00am
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Here---here...Great choice!
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