For Kym Reinstadler's article about Patricia, which appeared in The Grand Rapids Press on May 8, 2008, check out the following web address:
3rd Eye News
Excerpt from Patricia’s Diary on the Day She Read at the Library of Congress
Day 3
I HAD TO GET UP SUPERHERO EARLY
but it was worth it 'cause the reading at the Library
of Congress was today. Robert Hass and Pamela Michaels
Submitted on September 10th, 2009
13-year-old Through the 3rd Eye Board Member Wins Top Prize in National Contest
by Kara Madden
Through the 3rd Eye Editor Kara Madden wrote the following article about Patricia after she won the Grand Prize in the national River of Words Contest in 2008.
Submitted on September 10th, 2009
KDL's Poetry Contest Produces Wise Words
The winners of Kent District Library’s 6th annual poetry contest, Word Wise, are writers of extreme talent.
Submitted on September 10th, 2009
Regarding Style: Andrew De Haan Interviews Phil Hey
Some poets love to utilize sound devices such as alliteration and rhyme, while others choose to focus on accurately depicting an image.
Submitted on August 9th, 2009
Learning from Hope: A Profile of Phil Hey
The quote inside the cover of Phil Hey’s seventh book, How It Seems To Me, was recorded thousands of years ago by Plato, but it makes just as much sense today as you continue to read throug
Submitted on August 9th, 2009
Hannah Fleming: A Stop At The American Gothic House.
It seems that at the very root of Hannah Fleming, there is a great deal of compassion and love, and it shows in her poetry.
Submitted on August 9th, 2009
An Interview with Rachel McGuinness, Winner of the Student Division of the 2009 Kent County Poetry Contest
1) You have quite a record of success in recent poetry contests, Rachel.
Submitted on July 6th, 2009
An Interview with Jackie Bartley
1. I recently finished reading your book, Ordinary Time, and I enjoyed it immensely. Your poems are so diverse in subject matter; they constantly keep the reader on her toes!
Submitted on July 6th, 2009
A Look at Holland Poet Jackie Bartley and Her Book Ordinary Time
Jackie Bartley’s smooth style of writing illuminated with surprising metaphors and heartfelt emotions is not the kind of writing one would expect from a woman with Bachelor Degrees in biology and me
Submitted on July 5th, 2009