Afternoon of Poetry & Prose with Mary Alice Dixon
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Join us for an afternoon of poetry and prose with Mary Alice Dixon! As our featured guest, Mary Alice will present her work, including from her most recent collection, Snakeberry Mamas: Words from the Wild.
After the featured presentation, we will break for refreshments, book sales, and socializing. All guests are invited to share for the open reading to follow!
This event is FREE and open to the public. (Donations appreciated.)
Our Featured Guest:
Mary Alice Dixon grows sunflowers in cow manure and leads hospice writing workshops that include nature rituals and gingerbread. Her chapbook, Snakeberry Mamas: Words from the Wild (Charlotte Lit Press, 2025), grows from the Appalachian plant lore her granny taught her. Mary Alice is co-editor of Kakalak, multiple Pushcart nominee and NC Poetry Society Poet Laureate Award finalist. She won both the SC Poetry Society John Edward Johnson Religious Poetry Prize and the NC Writers’ Network Randall Jarrell Poetry Competition. Mary Alice lives in Charlotte, where she climbs a magnolia tree most mornings, seeking the guidance of the green.
Learn more about Mary Alice and her work at: https://www.maryalicedixon.com/
https://kakalakanthology.com/about/
https://authorsguild.org/member-spotlights/member-spotlight-mary-alice-dixon/
https://www.pw.org/directory/writers/mary_alice_dixon
After the featured presentation, we will break for refreshments, book sales, and socializing. All guests are invited to share for the open reading to follow!
This event is FREE and open to the public. (Donations appreciated.)
Our Featured Guest:
Mary Alice Dixon grows sunflowers in cow manure and leads hospice writing workshops that include nature rituals and gingerbread. Her chapbook, Snakeberry Mamas: Words from the Wild (Charlotte Lit Press, 2025), grows from the Appalachian plant lore her granny taught her. Mary Alice is co-editor of Kakalak, multiple Pushcart nominee and NC Poetry Society Poet Laureate Award finalist. She won both the SC Poetry Society John Edward Johnson Religious Poetry Prize and the NC Writers’ Network Randall Jarrell Poetry Competition. Mary Alice lives in Charlotte, where she climbs a magnolia tree most mornings, seeking the guidance of the green.
Learn more about Mary Alice and her work at: https://www.maryalicedixon.com/
https://kakalakanthology.com/about/
https://authorsguild.org/member-spotlights/member-spotlight-mary-alice-dixon/
https://www.pw.org/directory/writers/mary_alice_dixon
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Where is it happening?
Bakhita Arts, 902 Crawford Rd, Rock Hill, SC, United States, South Carolina 29730
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