NW Voices Presents author, Dayle Olson

 Workshop: Thursday April 18th at 12pm - 1pm in LCC Main Building room 148

 Reading: Thursday April 18th at 5:30 pm at the Longview Public Library

Dayle Olson is a poet and short fiction writer living in Cathlamet, WA. Her pocket zines feature poetry and drawings inspired by life on the Lower Columbia. Her work appears in The Salal Review, RAIN Magazine, Litmora Literary Magazine, Thin Veil Press, And Other Poems, Timber Ghost Press, and North Coast Squid, among others. She is a frequent book review contributor to the Columbia River Reader. Dayle’s writing community includes WordFest of Longview, The Writer’s Guild of Astoria, and Willamette Writers, Portland. Along with hosting a quarterly poetry open mic at River Mile 38 brew pub in Cathlamet, she enjoys teaching poetry zine workshops, and popping into Mark Morris High School and Wahkiakum High School to talk about poetry. Dayle has compiled her first chapbook collection of poetry, which is currently on submission.

 


About Northwest Voices

Colleges, libraries and writers are natural community partners. Both seek to reach out to readers, stimulate thinking and engage people in the pursuit of ideas.

Northwest Voices author events are held quarterly during the academic year (Fall, Winter, Spring). Attendance is open to the public. There is no charge to attend.

Northwest Voices Funding

Northwest Voices is funded by Lower Columbia College FoundationLongview Public Library, Friends of the Longview Public Library, Longview Library Foundation, Washington State Arts Commission, and Humanities Washington.

  Northwest Voices News Stories

Former Longview librarian leaves legacy of education, arts

Most notably, Fuller established the Northwest Voices program, bringing local and regional authors to our community...

The Daily News | September 5, 2018


Contact Northwest Voices

  Chris Tower, Language & Literature Instructor

  ctower@lowercolumbia.edu

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