Patricia Schlutt


Stories Told With Sand Whipping in Our Faces	Poem
Dreams You Had When You Were a Child	Poem
Fearless Writer: A Profile of Mary Oliver	Article
The Truth about Comets and Little Girls	Poem
Darkness Knits Magic Over The Farm Fields	Poem
Regarding Style: The Bones Of Your Poetry And What They Mean	Article
Where Dunes Stood, Regal in the Summer,	Poem
You Got Lost Inside An Afternoon	Poem
In the Mountains	Poem
Fishing When The Snow Runs Wild Down The Mountains	Poem
Tuesday Away From Home	Poem
Hannah Fleming: A Stop At The American Gothic House.	Article
Learning from Hope: A Profile of Phil Hey	Article
Excerpt from Patricia’s Diary on the Day She Read at the Library of Congress	Story
Learning To Be Seven Years Old	Poem
Turning Silence into Poetry: Festival Awards, 2009	Story
Two Thousand Years after the First Canoes Broke the Surface	Poem
Driving Back into My Childhood in the Car We Used to Drive over Roller Coaster Road	Poem
Mission Creek, Montana	Poem
This Morning I Almost Stepped on a Fulgurite	Poem


13-year-old Through the 3rd Eye Board Member Wins Top Prize in National Contest	Article
Local Poets Shine in Michigan River of Words Contest	Article
Poetic Voices of the Kent County Poetry Contest	Article
Edward Hirsch's Poem "For the Sleepwalkers" with Commentary by Young People	Article
Winning Poems In the Junior Division of the Kent County Poetry Contest	Article
Judith Minty: Comprehending the World	Article
Teen Wins National Award for Poetry	Article

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