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Lynne to be at Barnes & Noble bookstore in Reno, Nevada, on November 4th from 1-4 PM. 
She will have poetry books and children picture books that she can sign. 
A thank you to Kurt Moore, store manager, for setting this up! 
Kurt's support and the Barnes & Noble bookstore/workers are much appreciated!
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International Photography Awards 2023
Lynne's photograph won "Honorable Mention" in the Nature/Flower non-professional category
at https://www.photoawards.com/winner/zoom.php?eid=8-1686636415-23
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Lynne will be doing a poetry book signing at Barnes & Noble bookstore in Reno, Nevada.
Date and time to be announced. A big thank you to Barnes & Noble for this generosity!
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Excited to learn that another sunflower photo is an
"Official Selection" in the 2023 International Photography Awards!
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13-minute podcast interview with Middle Creek Publisher
www.swellcast.com/thisisswell
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--Two of Lynne's nature photographs published with Tiny Seed Literary Journal
 
April 2023--Lynne will be putting some of her photographs on the website store.  Primarily wildlife. 
A work in progress.
 
Lynne's new full-length poetry collection (published by Resource Publications, an imprint of Wipf and Stock Publishers) is available from online book retailers for $11!
 
--Two of Lynne's photos were chosen as the Nature Conservancy judges' "Favorites" in the climate category and the plant/fungi category in the 2022 International Photography Contest of over 100,000 entries. Didn't make the final winners list, but Lynne will have another nature photograph coming out in a journal in October and later in a book anthology.  
The two photos below are from the Nature Conservancy Contest:
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I sank my feet into mud,

walked closer to the falls I’d come for.

Knee-high in water, I stopped to listen.

I’d come to see the river

spill over along the rocks and run hard

down its vertical moss face with a sound

that I would want to remember.

Between these parted cliffs

granite holds sky and earth. 

I am no one here.

But the rock retains heat

and the fish stay cool.

Pools of years gather

into depths not known.

The water remains reliable,

inviting as I enter.  Its breath,

pulse, soothe.

The water I can taste now

as it touches.  I sink into oblivion.

Overflow is everywhere.

       --Lynne Goldsmith

Poem published in 2000 by The Squaw Review, now called The Community of Writers Poetry Review
and then in Lynne's 2019 Secondary Cicatrices poetry book
  

  
Lynne A. Goldmith birds in Caldor Fire photograph
Birds in the Caldor Fire

Sunflower Photo from the 2022 Nature Conservancy Contest has been moved to the Shop (last page)

 Copyright © Lynne Goldsmith 2018 All Rights Reserved
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