Breaking Silence – Creating Language Within Silence
A book review by Sue Scavo.
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Sue Scavo
SUE SCAVO, born [in the middle] in Cincinnati, Ohio, has lived most of her life at one edge [California] or another [New England]. Her work has been published in numerous publications including Poet Lore, Blue Heron Review, Aster(ix), Burning House Press, Literary Mama, Panolopy and others; and in anthologies, including What Have You Lost? ed. Naomi Shihab Nye (Harper Collins). Her first book of poems, Buried [A Place], was released from Anhinga Press in the Spring of 2022.
She received her MFA from New England College and was awarded a writer’s residency then became a staff artist at The Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont. Sue is co-editor/co-founder of deLuge Literary and Arts Journal and is a Dreamwork Teacher/Practitioner who has taught/presented internationally at conferences/venues such as Esalen Institute, Kripalu Center, Breitenbush Retreat Center, The Rowe Center, Hollyhock and the International Association for the Study of Dreams.
SUE SCAVO, born [in the middle] in Cincinnati, Ohio, has lived most of her life at one edge [California] or another [New England]. Her work has been published in numerous publications including Poet Lore, Blue Heron Review, Aster(ix), Burning House Press, Literary Mama, Panolopy and others; and in anthologies, including What Have You Lost? ed. Naomi Shihab Nye (Harper Collins). Her first book of poems, Buried [A Place], was released from Anhinga Press in the Spring of 2022. She received her MFA from New England College and was awarded a writer’s residency then became a staff artist at The Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont. Sue is co-editor/co-founder of deLuge Literary and Arts Journal and is a Dreamwork Teacher/Practitioner who has taught/presented internationally at conferences/venues such as Esalen Institute, Kripalu Center, Breitenbush Retreat Center, The Rowe Center, Hollyhock and the International Association for the Study of Dreams.
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