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Maureen is available for public speaking engagements, workshops and classes in publishing and craft.
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has been writing her entire life. She can sometimes be spotted lurking in coffee shops around Raleigh, North Carolina, working on whatever piece of fiction or poetry is currently wreaking havoc on her mind. Peruse the site to learn more.
Maureen’s latest book of poems is available now from Finishing Line Press.
Sútra is a Sanskrit word that literally means thread. From its opening poem, Sútra, Maureen Sherbondy’s Scar Girl threads together a cautionary tale of a girl, scarred from life in a dysfunctional house, yet reaching for stars just out of reach. There is a clever stirring of Jack and Jill from nursery rhyme in a couple of poems, an appearance by King Kong in another, and a giant who annually tramples through her summer garden. Maureen Sherbondy masterfully stitches together poems that employ metaphor and image to set up superb endings. Barry Harris, Editor Tipton Poetry Journal
Scar Girl has been named a finalist in the poetry category of the Next Generation Indie Book Awards. The book was published by Finishing Line Press.
May 9, 2012
May 1, 2012
Maureen talks about poetry, writing groups, grad school, and more.
February 12, 2012