Our guest this week is Ali Noël. Ali lives with her three young children in the rainy shadow of Mount Rainier. When she isn't spear-heading her first year of homeschooling or chasing her stubborn bulldog around the yard, you can find Ali whittling poetry and chipping away at her biblical fiction novel. Ali had a B.S. in Biblical Studies from Indiana Wesleyan University and is currently a poetry intern for Twenty Hills Publishing.
Some of Ali’s most recent poetry publications and other places to find her:
Light of the World published by Vessels of Light
The Day Bringer published by Vessels of Light
Too Often I Forget published by Calla Press Publishing, Spring Literary Journal
Tenderly, He, published by Calla Press Publishing, Spring Literary Journal
Watch As It Wakes published by Storyboard Community Spring Journal
Book 1 in The Ratcatcher Chronicles
The Kingdom of Gallimaufria
Chapter One: The Boy from Ravo
From the Desk of Periwinkle Twist- Substack
Instagram: The.Poetess.Life
PeriwinkleTwist_Writes
Books referenced and discussed in this episode:
Redeeming Love (please read reviews when deciding if this is a good read for You)
Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen
Little House on the Prairie series (specifically Farmer Boy)
Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen
Mary Oliver (her complete works)
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Favorite Poems, Old and New
“The Wreck of the Hesperus” by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Resource:
House of Humane Letters: How to Read Fairy Tales class with Angelina Stanford.
A Year with Mary Oliver free guide from Amy Parilee Rickards of @livingwellread.
📢 Shoutout to Bandersnatch! They’re in the final week of their Kickstarter for a fantastic new book—a collection of children’s poetry from living poets! If you love sharing fun, playful poetry with your kids, now’s the time to support this project. Check it out before the campaign ends next week!
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