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In Sarnia – Next Bluewater Reading Series Event – May 9, 2015

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This entry was posted in blog posts, News-Events and tagged Antonino Mazza, Bluewater Reading Series, Delia De Santis, Laurence Hutchman, Poetry Events, Rhonda Melanson, Short Story on April 16, 2015 by d78hill.

TO BE RELEASED JULY 2017

"DRAWING FROM EXPERIENCE", Runner-Up in the Big Pond Rumours 1st Chapbook Contest. A chapbook of art-themed poems to be published by Big Pond Rumours Press. More details to be announced.

AVAILABLE NOW:

"TARNISHED TROPHIES" (Black Moss Press, 2014) In her first book of poetry Canadian poet Debbie Okun Hill leaps from the bleachers into the light and shadow of the sports world. Fifty poems on 88 pages.

Copies are distributed through Fitzhenry & Whiteside and are available on-line @ Black Moss Press (and other on-line bookstores in Canada, the United States and the U.K.) plus in person @ the Book Keeper in Sarnia and at various launches and readings throughout Canada. Ask your local indie bookstore or library to add the book to their shelves.

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