Poetry editor Joseph Hoover interviews award-winning poet Annabelle Moseley about her latest double volume of poetry, A Ship to Hold the World and The Marionette’s Ascent. Your latest work is outstanding. Do you feel as if you have been working your whole life to be able to come up with poems like these? Thank you, Joe.…
Annabelle Moseley is quoted in an article from Our Sunday Visitor titled Beauty: Pointing the way to the divine.
I recently read at the Second Annual LTV Poetry Affair, billed as featuring “Featuring readings from 14 of the finest poets in our area”.
Here is a Youtube playlist of the 2014 Poet of the Year Awards Ceremony, including introductions by WWBA Director Cynthia Shor, former Poets of the Year Gladys Henderson and Patti Tana, with welcoming remarks by WWBA Board President William Walters and WWBA Board Member Dr. Richard Bronson. Featured is Annabelle Moseley’s acceptance speech, reflections on…
Annabelle Moseley is the youngest-ever recipient of this award, which includes her as one of the poets of the prestigious Walt Whitman Birthplace “Long Island School of Poetry.” Past honorees include many nationally prominent poets
Moseley continues her workshop series with “The Spirituality of Poetry: God-Quest”, starting Sept. 30th at the Walt Whitman Birthplace.
I will be reading from The Clock of the Long Now at the First Book panel of the 2012 West Chester Poetry Conference on June 6, 2012
I will be the featured reader at Molloy College on Sunday, November 6th, 2011, from 3:00 to 5:30 PM.
John S. Moseley (1947-1991) was an English teacher at Half Hollow Hills High School East from the autumn of 1970 until his tragic early death. A memorial bench in his honor will be placed at the Walt Whitman Birthplace.
