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- Verlag: Finishing Line Press
- Seitenzahl: 38
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Februar 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 2mm
- Gewicht: 63g
- ISBN-13: 9781635340990
- ISBN-10: 1635340993
- Artikelnr.: 58086053
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Judith Chibante, cancer survivor, left a four-decade career in education to return to her creative writing roots. She was born and raised in rural California, and came of age in the sixties doing farmwork, strict religious practices, and sports in school. She left home at age 18 to go to college in southern California (an unforeseen, epic experience), and became just the second in her family to earn a degree. From college, Judith went into teaching. Most of her experience was in a small high school as an English and remedial reading teacher. Later, she migrated to academia at a major university to work in teacher education; her specialty area was training teachers how to work with children having difficulty learning to read. In that role, Judith taught a daily case-load of hard-to-teach children in local schools. During this time, she edited a book of poems for teachers, and it was this project that helped take her back to poetry. To nurture a dormant aptitude, she sought special opportunities to work with established poets; for the past several years, she has studied with Ellen Bass in Santa Cruz. Judith recently chaired the Berkeley Poetry Contest; several of her award-winning poems appear in this chapbook. Currently, she lives in Fresno, California, with her Tonkinese cat, Meisha, a rambling garden, and a small 'forest' of 9 redwoods (each named for a famous poet).
