Tag: Pauletta Hansel
Pauletta Hansel’s Coal Town Photograph is Reviewed on Cincinnati Public Radio
Pauletta Hansel’s latest book of poems, Coal Town Photograph is given an audio review by Roberta Schultz on Cincinnati Public Radio WVXU. Pauletta Hansel is also the author of First Person, What I Did There, Tangle, and Palindrome.
Pauletta Hansel and Dick Hague are winners in Still: The Journal’s 2019 Literary Contest
The winners in their perspective categories of Poetry and Creative Nonfiction are: In Poetry Pauletta Hansel won for, “Home Is the Place Where, When You Have to Go There, You Only Think About How to …
Pauletta Hansel’s poem “Harlan County USA, (2019)” is featured in Rattle
Pauletta Hansel’s poem “Harlan County USA, (2019)” is featured in Rattle. Pauletta Hansel is the author of First Person, What I Did There, Tangle, Palindrome, and Coal Town Photograph.
Pauletta Hansel and Mark Flanigan Radio Interview: Celebrating The Life of Aralee Strange
Mark Flanigan and Pauletta Hansel are interviewed by Barbara Gray on WVXU, celebrating the life of Aralee Strange and her last book of poems, The Road Itself.
Poetry Lover’s Dinner Event by Michael Templeton
Hosted by the Bonbonerie, the Poetry Lover’s Dinner Event featured three magnificent poets from the Dos Madre’s roster. Susan Glassmeyer, Pauletta Hansel, and Megan Hanson were assembled to read from their most recent books. Dinner …
Pauletta Hansel’s Palindrome is reviewed in Still: The Journal
Pauletta Hansel author of First Person, What I Did There, and Tangle has her most recent book of poems, Palindrome, reviewed by Linda Parsons in the journal Still. “The word palindrome was coined in the seventeenth …
Pauletta Hansel Has Received The 2017 Weatherford Award for Poetry
Dos Madres Press is proud to announce that Cincinnati’s first Poet Laureate, Pauletta Hansel has won the Weatherford Award for best Appalachian writing in the genre of poetry for her book Palindrome.
Review: Now & Then: The Appalachian Magazine, of Pauletta Hansel’s What I Did There
Now & Then: The Appalachian Magazine reviews Pauletta Hansel’s What I Did There.