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the sponsors
New Southerner (www.newsoutherner.com) is an online quarterly magazine of arts, alternative living and literature. An annual anthology of the magazine’s content appears in print and will be available for purchase at the event. |
 The Writers Workshop Project (the-wwp.com), holds events and teaching workshops dedicated to helping writers create community, learn craft and workshop drafts. It was founded four years ago by Michael Jackman, a local writer and lecturer in writing at Indiana University Southeast. The organization also sponsors the Creative Cocktails media mixer. |
 Glassworks (www.louisvilleglassworks.com) opened its doors in 1999, and was the brain child of glass artist Kenneth vonRoenn (Architectural Glass Art, Inc.) and developer Bill Weyland (City Properties Group). They sought to convert the old Snead Manufacturing building into a new multi-use facility that included a glass center, commercial real estate, and residential living. The glass center portion of Glassworks is now primarily owned and operated by vonRoenn’s daughter, Page von Roenn, who is the 5th generation of the Architectural Glass Art studio (formerly Louisville Art Glass). Glassworks is the only facility of its kind in the country, bringing together an array of glass artists and galleries in one location and providing visitors with a rich portrayal of the magic, mystery and beauty of glass. For those who desire a more intimate experience, Glassworks offers ongoing classes, workshops and rents studio time. |
| We gratefully acknowledge the following writers who donated signed copies of books for door prizes:
Kathryn Eastburn: A Sacred Feast & Simon Says- Formerly editor of the Colorado Springs Independent, Kathryn Eastburn is a freelance author, journalist, and teacher. Erin Keane: The Gravity Soundtrack. Erin Keane is the author of The Gravity Soundtrack, a full-length collection of poems (WordFarm, 2007), and The One-Hit Wonders (Snark Publishing, 2006), a chapbook of poems about and inspired by rock & roll. Her new novel-in-poems, Death Defying Acts, will be published by WordFarm in early 2010. She is a staff writer for Velocity and The Courier-Journal, covering theatre, books and pop culture. Cecilia Woloch: Late. Cecilia Woloch is the author of four award-winning collections of poems, most recently Narcissus, winner of the Tupelo Press 2006 Snowbound Series Chapbook Award. Carpathia, newly available from BOA Editions Ltd., is her fifth book. |
