LibraryThing Author: Andrea Wyatt
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TagsJuvenile (122), Fiction (47), Poetry (9), Mystery (5), American (3), African-American boys (2), Slavery (1) — see all tags
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About me Beekeeper and beginning novelist. Author of Three Rooms, Poems of the Morning Poems of the Storm and Jurassic Night. Editor of The Brooklyn Reader and Max Douglas Collected Poems. See douglang'sdcpoetryblog for biographical info
About my library Juveniles, mysteries, natural history
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Real nameAndrea Wyatt Sexton
LocationSilver Spring, MD
Emailawsexton123
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Member sinceAug 26, 2007
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well, i've written a poem or two, but have never been as involved in the published side of it as i see you have. i'm chrmed that you have the opportunity to have poetry in your life to the extent these pages tell, and i'm glad that i tumbled in to that part of your life in this odd way.
thank you for your poems, i intend to wander to those pages again until i've had my fill of those few poems and go hunting the bookshelves and stores for more.
posted by tim_watkinson at 9:16 am (EST) on Oct 29, 2007
i was tumbling through the site and stumbled on your name,
a pleasure to meet you, i'd love to read some of your poems!
kudos for having published.
Tim
posted by tim_watkinson at 10:24 am (EST) on Oct 3, 2007