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hen asked about her new work,
Klein said, “Beauty, regret, redemption,
relationships — these themes compel
me, thread through my artwork and
verse. Conflict and setting elbow each
other, my characters groping their
way, along with me, toward hope and
wholeness. Novelist Susan Vreeland
once urged me to ‘Be a spokesman
for peace.’ To that end, bimonthly, I
post lyric flash-nonfiction interspersed
with photos from my travels, at
lauriekleinscribe.com. Tweetspeak
Poetry publishes my personal essays
about our national parks. New poems
and prose are slated to appear in
Louisiana Literature, Saint Katherine
Review, Adanna Review, Psaltery &
Lyre, The Windhover, and Shaped by Fire
and Rain: Ecopoetry of California.”
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You may see Laurie about Spokane but
she hasn’t scheduled any readings yet
this year. She says, “For now, faith and
family steady and deepen me, along
with reading, cutthroat Bananagrams,
design work, Fuji apples and pepper
jack cheese, fierce crossword puzzles.
My husband’s ongoing recovery from
open heart surgery, two daughters,
four grandkids, and elderly mutt daily
reorient me: wonder and gratitude, my
favorite address.”
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