Our Virtually Live PoetryBridge - #3 will feature Carrie Gilstrap-Nettle and Tobin Marsh followed by a virtually live community mic. The following are brief bios that I received for our regular reading in March that featured fourteen readers.
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Carrie Gilstrap-Nettle writes in many forms, but poetry is the most natural to her. Carrie teaches wreading (reading/writing) to students 2 – 102. She focuses on students with learning disabilities and actively champions for disability education, financial opportunities and protections. Carrie also translates nerd/geek. She's won chapbook contests, published, but dislikes taking time away from writing to play the publishing game.
Tobin Marsh lives in South Seattle with wife, son, house and a contracting business. He complains about a heavy workload, long hours, and not spending more time in wild places with his son. He complains about not having time to write. He’s working on trying to remember to complain less.