Volume 14 of Corridor is out and about. The cover is revealed above. Thank you collage artist Kathleen McKeever for your vision! Keep your eyes out for it as members of the Corridor Collective leave them at locally-owned businesses throughout Bellingham and Whatcom County. Rumor has it, a person may be able to find copies in Portland, Oregon next week.
Thank you The Poetry Department for posting a story about the little zine that could.
Corridor is a monthly zine featuring original poems by poets who live along the I-5 corridor. It includes 10 thought-provoking poems and space for print-ready art. It is available from April 2024-April 2025. If you want to submit a poem or art please email me here or at shannnon dot chickadee at gmail dot com. FAQs here: https://shannonplawswriter.com/2024/02/16/corridor-is-back/
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Linda Conroy, a Bellingham poet, and author of two poetry collections, likes to write about the complexities of human nature and our connection to the natural world.
Candice James is a visual artist, poet, musician and songwriter. She is a member of the League of Canadian Poets and Royal City Literary Arts Society and the author of 21 books.
Tyson Higel lives in Bellingham, WA where he works as a nurse. To read
more poetry of his, or to say hello (yay for community!) visit
tysonhigel.mailchimpsites.com
Kaori Brown, novice poet and art journal and kindness rock artist
chronicling life in the PNW community. She lives in Fairhaven.
C.J. Prince’s newest book “Pandamndemic: Poems in Isolation” will be published this spring. Look at your local book store or Amazon.
A lover of poetry, music and art, Betty Scott’s entry was self-published in
“Sand Dunes and Clover,” a book she gifts to readers in support of the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Whatcom County or their local NAMI affiliate.
Jeffrey Hansen: Jeffrey and his wife, Marilyn left Ohio in 2019 where
he taught for Hocking College and Ohio University. He’s retired now
and lives in Sudden Valley.
Barbara Wells ten Hove, (and yes, this is the correct spelling) is a retired Unitarian Universalist minister who brings her Southern up-bringing and NW life experience to her writing.
Nancy Kay Peterson’s poems have appeared in numerous publications. She recently moved to Bellingham from Minnesota.
Shannon Laws is currently schlepping her fifth book to publishers. Her
four other poetry books are available at Village Books.
Kathleen A. McKeever has published two books of poetry, available at
Village Books or Bellingham Washington Public Library, “Lightbound” and “ Body/Today”.
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