Publications
The Federal Poet is a semi-annual journal of poetry containing
selections of members' poetry. Prior copies are available
by contacting the address at the bottom of this page.
We have recently been producing the journal in electronic
format.
The Federal Poet: Spring
2002
The Federal Poet: Spring
2003
The Federal Poet: Fall
2003
The Federal Poet: Spring
2004
The Federal Poet:
Fall 2004
The Federal Poet:
Spring 2005
The Federal Poet: Fall
2005
The Federal Poet:
Spring 2006
The Federal Poet: Fall
2006
The Federal Poet:
Spring 2007
The Federal Poet:
Fall 2007
The Journal continues to be published semi-annually but it will only be sold from copies in archives and not available on the WEB. We apologize.
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Washington Post article on poetry by Lauren Wilcox published January 15, 2012
Washington Post Article on The Federal Poets published Friday, November 14, 2008
Member activities
Cary Kamarat announces the publication of his new book: TravelWalk. It is a collection of travel poems and images. For purchase information, visit:
http://www.amazon.com/Travelwalk-Images-Cary-R-Kamarat/dp/0615949894/
Or contact the author at: dinosasha@juno.com
Long-time Federal Poet (before she moved to Massachusetts), Celia Brown, has a new book of poems out, called Light. It’s a rich, often touching, often earthy and whimsical evocation of light in its many moods, much of it illuminating her early days in rural western Ireland. For sample poems or to order, click here.
Miles David Moore produces and MC's the Iota reading
series, 2832 Wilson Blvd, Arl, VA, Second Sunday monthly,
at 6 PM. For further information, call 703-256-9275 or email miles3855@aol.com.
Judith McCombs produces the Kensington Row Bookstore
readings and Nancy Allinson MC's it. The bookshop is
located at 3786 Howard Ave., Kensington MD 20895. Contact
www.kensingtonrowbookshop.com
for details.
Ginger Ingalls, published author and poet, leads D.C. Public Library-Georgetown Branch's writing workshop, Creative Juices Writing Club, teaching techniques to find the flow of words within. Meets the second and last Tuesday of every month, 7-9 p.m. Georgetown Neighborhood Library, 3260 R. Street, N.W. 202-727-0232, www.dclibrary.org/georgetown
Ingeborg Carsten-Miller founded and MCs the Fairland
Literary Salon which meets the fourth Tuesday of every Month
at 7:00 PM at the Fairland Community Library, 14910 Old Columbia
Pike, Burtonsville, MD. Call 301-421-5400 for information.
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