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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2010 · 20 MIN

Episode 38 - Tamara Woods and the Poets' Guide to Metaphor & Marketing Workshop

from West Virginia Writers Podcast

Episode 38 is an interview with writer Tamara Woods, co-founder of Morgantown Poets. Tamara will be one of the leaders of a poetry workshop called Poets' Guide to Metaphor & Marketing, taking place Saturday, August 7, from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Monongalia Arts Center in Morgantown. We talk about the workshop itself, as well as Tamara's background as a writer and producer of poetry slams, Morgantown Poets history, and our shared love of writer Neil Gaiman. You can register on the day of the workshop, or you can pre-register if you send your registration form postmarked by Friday July 30. Pre-registering attendees will receive a $5 discount. Students automatically receive a $10 discount. If you would like to register, please use thePoets' Guide to Metaphor and Marketing registration form. DOWNLOAD (Right click and Save Link Target As) West Virginia Writers Podcast Episode 38 Links mentioned in Podcast:     *Tamara Woods the Writer Facebook page     * Tamara's Blog "Pen Paper Pad"     * Ted Webb's Facebook page     * Morgantown Poets     * Neil Gaiman

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