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Cherryl
Floyd-Miller, a creative and business writer, is
a Cave Canem Fellow alumna for poetry (1998-2000), a
1994-95 Indiana Arts Commission Associate Fellow for
Literature, and serves as the editor for the Sonja Haynes
Stone Fiction Competition sponsored by Carolina Wren
Press. An award-winning journalist, Floyd-Miller has
appeared on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" with Dr. Maya Angelou
and has received a key to the city of Indianapolis for
her achievements as a reporter and emerging artist.
She facilitates poetry, creative workshops, and business
writing consultation for corporate and organization
clients. Floyd-Miller lives and writes in Atlanta.
Hugh
Morton is a conservationist and photographer who
is well known not only for his preservation of wild
and scenic Grandfather Mountain but also for his devotion
to preserving all aspects of North Carolina's environmental
heritage.
Students
from Starr's Mill High School, Peachtree City (15)
who will read poems that were read on Stone Mountain
and at the church. The students have been working on
the poems in workshops at the school. Teacher: Syndey
Sinbear
Megan
Sexton is managing editor of Five
Points. Her poems have been widely published
in magazines including Poetry, Southern Review, Calyx,
and others and anthologized in Claiming the Spirit
Within (Beacon Press) and North of Walkulla
(Anhinga). She is the recipient of the Agnes Scott College
Writer's Award and an Individual Artist Grant from the
Georgia Council for the Arts.
Michele
Kotler is the founding director of the Community~Word
Project. She received her MFA in creative writing, poetry
from the University of Michigan. Through her work with
Community~Word, Michele has run collaborative creative
expression workshops with young people from all over
the country. She performs her poetry in New York City.
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