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Laura Lynn Brown is an author and publisher who supports Tweetspeak Poetry because of the inventive, supportive, nurturing, and just plain fun things it offers.

Gold+ Partner Profile: Author & Publisher Laura Lynn Brown

By L.L. Barkat 17 Comments

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Meet our new witty and warm Gold Partner, Laura Lynn Brown and learn a few secrets about writing inspiration and why you might want to be a partner too.

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Poet Laura: Lauras Poetica

By Tania Runyan 11 Comments

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In the latest Poet Laura installment, Tania Runyan tells of famous Lauras in history and writes poems to less famous — yet noteworthy — Lauras.

Filed Under: Blog, Poems, Poet Laura, poetry

Pandemic Journal: An Entry on Pencil Balancing

By Laura Lynn Brown 7 Comments

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It’s the simple things that can show us the way. Join Laura Lynn Brown, and experience the Pentel GraphGear 500 drafting pencil’s power in the midst of the pandemic.

Filed Under: Blog, Pandemic Journal

Writing Your Letters Workshop—Starts Monday!

By T.S. Poetry 17 Comments

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Take one or take all three, in this “writing from life” fall workshop series with Laura Lynn Brown, where we’ll explore writing our objects, our rooms, and our letters to others or ourselves.

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A Poem in Every Heart: I May, I Might, I Must

By Laura Lynn Brown 8 Comments

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We believe a heart can hold many poems. But every heart should have at least one. Join author Laura Lynn Brown, as she reveals a “can do” poem she put into her heart.

Filed Under: A Poem in Every Heart, Blog, Commit Poetry

The Poetry of Friendship, with Pickles on the Side

By Laura Lynn Brown 24 Comments

Laura Lynn Brown serves Irish soda bread, the last Cara Cara orange, friendship, poetry, and disappearing kosher dills.

Filed Under: Blog, Friendship Poems, On Friendship

Tea Quest: Anchor and Anvil Coffee Bar

By Laura Lynn Brown 13 Comments

Pittsburgh Tea Quest

Laura Lynn Brown’s Pittsburgh tea quest continues with a stop at Anchor and Anvil Coffee Bar, where a person can throw down a “Parking Chair” and celebrate Sconehenge.

Filed Under: Blog, Coffee and Tea, Pittsburgh Literary, Tea, Tea Quest

Eating and Drinking Poems: Anne Overstreet’s “Under Heaven”

By Laura Lynn Brown 3 Comments

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Laura Lynn Brown recalls willing herself to eat some pomegranate seeds because she wanted to enjoy the food as much as she enjoyed the word, paired with Anne Doe Overstreet’s “Under Heaven” in the latest Eating & Drinking Poems.

Filed Under: Blog, Eating and Drinking Poems, Food Poems

Life Notes: Notes from an Urban Cabin # 19

By Laura Lynn Brown 12 Comments

Laura Lynn Brown writes about unexpected life in her urban cabin and a cat-and-mouse game. What happened to the peanut butter in the traps?

Filed Under: Blog, Life Notes

Tea Quest: LaBella Bean in Bridgeville, Pa.

By Laura Lynn Brown 8 Comments

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Finding the right tea shop, at the right time, can be a perfect fresh start. Laura Lynn Brown continues her Pittsburgh tea quest with a stop at LaBella’s.

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Tea Quest: Green Tea at Arnold’s Tea House, Pittsburgh, Pa.

By Laura Lynn Brown 15 Comments

Green Tea at Arnolds Tea House Pittsburgh

Laura Lynn Brown’s tea quest in Pittsburgh continues, with a stop at Arnold’s Tea House to sample Dragonwell green tea.

Filed Under: Blog, Tea, Tea Quest

Play It Forward: Writing Workshop

By T.S. Poetry 5 Comments

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Have you ever wished that whimsy and fun—that play itself—could be the beginning of serious work? Enrich your writing through play—in this special workshop with authors Laura Boggess and Laura Lynn Brown.

Filed Under: Blog, Workshops

Eating and Drinking Poems: Barbara Crooker’s “Ode to Olive Oil”

By Laura Lynn Brown 19 Comments

Barbara Crookers Ode to Olive Oil

Laura Lynn Brown offers a reflection on Barbara Crooker’s “Ode to Olive Oil” and a tasty recipe of white beans with sage to go with it.

Filed Under: Blog, Eating and Drinking Poems, Food Poems

Eating & Drinking Poems: Savoring Succotash

By Laura Lynn Brown 18 Comments

Savoring Succotash

Is succotash something to be suffered or savored? Laura Lynn Brown offers a warm reflection on the dish, with a savory succotash poem and Thanksgiving recipes.

Filed Under: Blog, Eating and Drinking Poems, Food Poems, Recipes

Regional Tour: Big Dam Bridge, Little Rock, Arkansas

By Laura Lynn Brown 13 Comments

Big Dam Bridge at sunset - Top Ten Reasons to Visit the Big Dam Bridge

Laura Lynn Brown invites us to Little Rock, Arkansas, to cross the Big Dam Bridge for fitness, or bucket-list bagging, or for love, or for the love of poetry.

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Regional Tour: Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site

By Laura Lynn Brown 10 Comments

Little Rock Central High School National Historical Site Arkansas

After living most of her adult life in central Arkansas, Laura Lynn Brown finally toured the Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site to learn more about the Little Rock Nine.

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Mischief Café: Little Rock, Arkansas

By Laura Lynn Brown 19 Comments

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When Laura Lynn Brown hosted a Mischief Cafe in her home in Little Rock, she thought her guests might discuss their relationships to poetry. She didn’t expect a stealth sock.

Filed Under: Blog, Mischief Café, Tea

Poetry Prompt: Of Plagues and Emergence

By Callie Feyen 5 Comments

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Join author Callie Feyen for a poetry prompt about an unexpected emergence and what to do now with this plague and need.

Filed Under: Blog, poetry, poetry prompt, poetry teaching resources, writer's group resources, writing prompt, writing prompts

The Joyful Partnership of Poetry & Memoir Workshop—3-part, self-paced

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A Poetry and Memoir Workshop The Joyful Partnership of Poetry & Memoir is a self-paced course designed by author Megan Willome, to inspire your memoir writing and help you find the best form—poetry or prose—for any given story your heart needs to tell (and the world needs to hear). The course is offered in 3 […]

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