Join Pump Up the Volume, the OCWW member book club for an all-remote discussion of WHERE BLUE IS BLUE.
How does a poet create works delicately phrased and yet so stark in their reality that each one takes the reader's breath away?
That is the trademark of Jane Schulman's multilayered, gentle and searing Where Blue is Blue, a meditation on humanity's strengths, frailties, and question marks. A conversation with this thoughtful, talented writer and truly wonderful human being is not one you want to miss!
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BIO: New Yorker Jane Schulman is a poet and short fiction writer. In her work, she explores themes of love, death, disability, and wonder in the everyday. In 2020, she published Where Blue Is Blue with Main Street Rag. In 2022, ‘23, and ‘24, she served as a teaching Participating Writer at the Hobart Festival of Women Writers. Jane’s work has appeared widely online and in print including in Mezzo Cammin, Sixfold, The Lake, and The Jewish Writing Project. Jane was a finalist for the Morton Marr Prize at Southwest Review in 2014 and 2015. She has worked as a speech pathologist with children with autism and developmental challenges and presently does so with adults recovering from strokes.
