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Norma Elliott
Ottawa resident since moving from Newfoundland in 1975. Retired computer industry consultant. Now a lover of words who proofreads/edits on contract basis, writes short stories for fun, poetry for therapy and a novel for self-flagellation. I come late to poetry - both to the appreciation and to the writing of it. I write only when compelled, when something takes hold of me and won't let go until I set it down on paper. I liken it to scraping something off the bottom of my shoe. I stink up the place until I get rid of it. |
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Dust Free (2005) A John Newlove Poetry Award Series Chapbook. | |
To the moose on the 417 published in Bywords.ca May 2003 reprinted in the Bywords Quarterly Journal Volume 1 Number 2 (Summer 2003) John Newlove Poetry Award 2003/2004 winner |