The final event of the Kentucky Women Writers Conference will be this Sunday at 7PM at the Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning. Katerina Stoykova-Klemer will host and ask questions.
Leatha Kendrick writes essays and poems for anthologies such as What Comes Down to Us: Twenty-Five Contemporary Kentucky Poets, The Kentucky Anthology, and Listen Here: Women Writing in Appalachia. Kendrick’s latest volume of poetry, Almanac of the Invisible, is coming this year from Larkspur Press. (photo by John Lynner Peterson)
Paulette Livers wrote the novel Cementville and earned, along with Joyce Carol Oates and Isabel Allende, the Elle Magazine Lettres Prize 2014. She has earned several awards and had work in such publications as Southwest Review, The Dos Passos Review, and Spring Gun Press. (photo by Sheli Hadari)
Lisa Williams won the Barnard Women Poets Prize with Woman Reading to the Sea (W.W. Norton 2008). Her newest poetry collection, Gazelle in the House, came from New Issues Poetry & Prose earlier this year. She was also recently interviewed on Accents Radio by Katerina.
Richard Taylor, Kentucky’s poet laureate from 1999-2001 (and author of 
