Sunday May 19th, 3pm EST, Pamela Kesling and Bee Morris feature for The ‘I think I can’t speak for everyone here’ Reading Series

Hey all! Please join us on Sunday May 19th for the 'I think I can't speak for everyone here' reading series.

You can email bluejawedsnake@gmail.com for the zoom link and to sign-up for the open mic

Sunday May 19th, 3pm EST, 
featured: Pamela Kesling and Bee Morris

Pamela Kesling grew up in a hole in the woods in central Appalachia, with mostly her sisters and books for companionship. She taught herself to read at three years old and read voraciously from that point on. Over the years, she has written magazine articles, newsletters, tourism brochures, and lots of marketing copy. Today, her personal focus is on poetry about the complexities of life in Appalachia, much of which is inspired by the natural world surrounding her. She occasionally dabbles in short stories as well, and has a novel perpetually "in progress." By day, she works in business development for a mid-size regional law firm. She earned her bachelor’s degree in English Literature from West Virginia Wesleyan College and an MBA from Marshall University. She has been published in The Vandalia and Metro Valley Magazine.

Bee Morris is the author of Notes on Qualia (Bottlecap Press, 2023). Their published work can be found in various online and print journals, including Poet Lore, Salamander Magazine, Underblong, and Landfill. They reside in San Francisco.