Poet Billy Collins Provides His View of Inspiration
This week in the WSJ, Billy Collins, a former United States Poet Laureate, writes about his writing process and the
Reading, writing, parenting…that’s what I do. My first career: teaching English literature at the secondary level. After my children were born, I fulfilled another desire, becoming an RN, working in Labor & Delivery at Mercy Hospital, Chicago. When we moved to Des Moines, I attended the University of Iowa Writing Workshops and worked as a proofreader for Meredith Books. In 2015, Foreverland Press published my collection of stories, A Mother’s Time Capsule. My work has appeared in literary magazines, The Chicago Tribune, Better Homes & Gardens and the Des Moines Register.
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This week in the WSJ, Billy Collins, a former United States Poet Laureate, writes about his writing process and the
The National Geographic channel always presents excellent historical productions through its Genius series. It has explored the lives of
“I am so angry with you, but I will move on.” “Forgive and forget.” “Won’t you please forgive me?”