Primary Menu

About
Blog
Readings
Research/ Publications
Technofeminism Project
Workshops
Upcoming Events

Lanette Cadle

Poet and Speaker on Publishing, Editing, and Online Teaching

Azalea beginning to bloom

llcadleUncategorizedflowers, spring

Share this:

Twitter
Facebook
Telegram

Like this:

Like Loading...

Related

Posted by llcadle

Author of the poetry collection The Tethered Ground and Professor of English at Missouri State University. Contact me for readings or for workshops on writing/publishing and on teaching writing online.

Post navigation

Spring: on and off campus

Tags

cats closeup creative writing DMAC flowers googleglass landscape light multimodal pedagogy process social media spring summer textures throughglass trees winter work writing

Follow lanettecadle on Instagram

Serene Escape Series. #designhomewithfriends

Second in the series. Why I think two-headed aliens are naturally conflicted most of the time. Think about it.

Pretty, but I’m not going outside in this. Those fat snowflakes are covering a thicker layer of ice

Excerpt from “On Living Too Far South for Snow,” full version in my book, The Tethered Ground, available on Amazon and at my reading Thursday, January 23 at 6:00 PM at the Union Club in Missouri State University’s Plaster Student Union.

Follow me on Twitter

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Like the book on Facebook!

Like the book on Facebook!

Cat Tales Instapoetry Not work Poetry and Po-Biz Project 365 Research Science Fiction/ Fantasy Service Teaching Uncategorized

Recent Posts

Manifesto, Try 2
A Manifesto about Creating a Manifesto
Day 57
Day 56
Day 55

Email me at Lanette.cadle@gmail.com or mail to address below:

Missouri State University Dept. of English
215 Siceluff Hall
501 South National Ave.
Springfield, MO 65897

1-417-773-7780

Email me to schedule and customize a workshop or reading!

Powered by WordPress.com.

Post to

Cancel

%d bloggers like this: