Poetry Society of Vermont
founded in 1947


Poetry Society of Vermont

“Poetry comes from the highest happiness or the deepest sorrow.”  A. P. J. Abdul Kalam



Poetry Society of Vermont, founded in 1947, is an association of poets and supporters who join in promoting an interest in poetry through workshops, readings, contests, and contributions to the society’s chapbook. Anyone may join the society, including high school and college students and non-residents of Vermont. We welcome both writers and appreciative readers.


MEMBERSHIP

To join the society, contact membership chair, Sally Anne Reisner. Mail dues of $25 ($10 for students) to P.O. Box 1215, Waitsfield, VT 05673. Please include your name, mailing address, telephone number, and e-mail address. Membership must be renewed annually by January 1. A list of members is available upon request.


Advantages of membership include participation in readings and workshops, opportunities to have poems published in the society’s chapbook, competition for awards, and fellowship with many appreciative readers and writers of poetry. Members receive a copy of the society’s chapbook, The Mountain Troubadour, published annually.


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Save the Date October 19 Autumn Luncheon and Workshop 
Inn at the Long Trail Killington





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NATIONAL CONTEST OPEN

Top poem wins $500. Five runners up win $100 each. All winners published in 2020 Mountain Troubadour. $15 entry fee. You do not need to be a member of Poetry Society of Vermont to enter and win. 

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BOOK k LEAF
Bookstore and Tea Shop
Writers
Read
Series
presents
Adventures
in
fact
and
fantasy
Kathleen
McKinley
Harris
and
Ray
Hudson
OPEN
MIC
for
all
writers
Thursday,
October
18,
2018
-­‐
6:00
PM
Kathleen McKinley Harris Ray Hudson
Kathleen McKinley Harris and Ray Hudson are two longtime friends who
have both published new books in 2018. Harris is a poet who celebrates the
pastoral Vermont of yesteryear. Earth Striders chronicles the evolution of a
young girl, whose love of horses and nature defines her life as she moves into
adulthood. Fear, love, tragedy and humor are interwoven in these living,
breathing poems that transcend time. In Ivory and Paper, Hudson’s
protagonist, Booker, a 13 year old from a Vermont farm enters the magical
world of the Aleutian Islands when he meets Anna, who is on a quest to return
an ancestral amulet. The spell-binding relic involves the new friends in a world
of myth and mystery.
All Writers are encouraged to share a brief piece of writing (5 min. max) at the Open Mic.
Come and enjoy this celebration of writing, book signings, conversation, and of course,
complimentary tea, coffee and sweets!
Book
&
Leaf
10
Park
Street
Brandon,
VT
802-­‐465-­‐8424
BOOK k LEAF
Bookstore and Tea Shop
Writers
Read
Series
presents
Adventures
in
fact
and
fantasy
Kathleen
McKinley
Harris
and
Ray
Hudson
OPEN
MIC
for
all
writers
Thursday,
October
18,
2018
-­‐
6:00
PM
Kathleen McKinley Harris Ray Hudson
Kathleen McKinley Harris and Ray Hudson are two longtime friends who
have both published new books in 2018. Harris is a poet who celebrates the
pastoral Vermont of yesteryear. Earth Striders chronicles the evolution of a
young girl, whose love of horses and nature defines her life as she moves into
adulthood. Fear, love, tragedy and humor are interwoven in these living,
breathing poems that transcend time. In Ivory and Paper, Hudson’s
protagonist, Booker, a 13 year old from a Vermont farm enters the magical
world of the Aleutian Islands when he meets Anna, who is on a quest to return
an ancestral amulet. The spell-binding relic involves the new friends in a world
of myth and mystery.
All Writers are encouraged to share a brief piece of writing (5 min. max) at the Open Mic.
Come and enjoy this celebration of writing, book signings, conversation, and of course,
complimentary tea, coffee and sweets!
Book
&
Leaf
10
Park
Street
Brandon,
VT
802-­‐465-­‐8424


PSOV Archives at the Vermont History Center

Barre, Vermont

 

www.vermonthistory.org


Poetry Society of Vermont

Records, 1947-

Doc 548-549, 582-583, MSA 405-406

 

Introduction

This collection contains the records of the Poetry Society of Vermont, a statewide organization that promotes public awareness of poetry. The collection was given to the Vermont Historical Society in December 2005 by the creating organization (ms. acc. no. 2005.10)



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