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This book is a collection of essays (and a few poems) that can stand alone or be read out of order. Like any "witness statement" that is oered in life, these stories can be told with more or less information and from dierent perspectives, but they are true to me. Here I am reading at my favorite poetry reading "Dinner With The Muse," hosted by Evie Ivy, (who took this photograph of me on a Halloween) when I was one of the features at the Green Pavilion Restaurant in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. I am reading a poem about how Ophelia survived Hamlet and lives on, without needing his aection. Hamlet's…mehr

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This book is a collection of essays (and a few poems) that can stand alone or be read out of order. Like any "witness statement" that is oered in life, these stories can be told with more or less information and from dierent perspectives, but they are true to me. Here I am reading at my favorite poetry reading "Dinner With The Muse," hosted by Evie Ivy, (who took this photograph of me on a Halloween) when I was one of the features at the Green Pavilion Restaurant in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. I am reading a poem about how Ophelia survived Hamlet and lives on, without needing his aection. Hamlet's name is written on my heart-shaped purse and I am wearing my Viking jewelry, purchased at a gift shop in Times Square.
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Autorenporträt
Marion Palm is a retired educator, administrator, and octogenarian who enjoys writing poetry and encouraging people. She lives in one of the thirty original Finnish co-operatives circling Sunset Park in Brooklyn. In 2019, the University of Minnesota inducted her into their ANA (Alumni of Notable Achievement) as a "Gifted poet, educator and community advocate." Marion is founder/director of Poets Under Glass, Inc., 1987-present Currently available from xlibris.com or any brick and mortar store: Alice's American Dream - a personal memoir about the author's Swedish-born mother. Sunrise on Sunset Park - an inside out look at the Finnish co-ops - tells the history of the first co-ops to be built in America, includes a Patriotic Tour of the Battle of Brooklyn. Reflections - of an Urban Poet - A thirty-year collection of poems read on the NYC poetry readings circuit.