Thursday, October 24, 2024 – 6:30pm Schuler Books 2660 28th Street SE Grand Rapids, MI 49512 Two acclaimed Michigan authors are back with a dazzling tale of sisterhood and the healing power of nature embodied in the Great Lakes. This event is free to attend, however, it helps us in planning to receive your RSVP. […]
Linda Nemec Foster is featured on the Academy of American Poets’ website. Linda’s page on the site includes a detailed bio and links to six of her poems published in a variety of books and journals. Click on the link below to access the information on this popular and selective website: https://poets.org/poet/linda-nemec-foster
Linda Nemec Foster was recently interviewed about her forthcoming book, The Lake Huron Mermaid.
The publisher of the first edition of The Blue Divide, New Issues Press, has closed its doors after going out of business. However, Cornerstone Press (University of Wisconsin—Stevens Point) has decided to publish a second edition and keep the book in print. New listings on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online booksellers reflect this […]
Linda Nemec Foster was interviewed for a major project: the Oral History of Poetry in Grand Rapids. This is Linda’s first in-depth interview about her 40+ year career as a poet, writer, presenter, teacher, and literary advocate. Linda talks about her history, her family, her travels and how they all inspire the creative process. Described […]
On January 25, 2024, Linda gave a multimedia reading on Zoom that featured her poetry and the art forms that have inspired it: animated art, paintings, sculpture, music, photography, and film.
In early 2023, poet Michael Collins reviewed Linda’s new book, Bone Country, for the online literary journal, North of Oxford. By the end of the year, the review had become one of the most read book reviews on the journal’s website for 2023. Click on the button below to read the original review: North of […]
Linda’s poem from Bone Country was featured on the acclaimed website, Verse Daily. Selected to be the poem highlighted on December 17 2023, this is the third time Linda’s work was chosen by the curators. Click on the button below to read Linda’s piece. “The Cemeteries Near the Ukrainian Border” – Verse Daily
For the second time this year, a book review of Bone Country is one of the most read reviews on the website North of Oxford, an online literary magazine from Philadelphia.
Linda’s poem, “Winter Solstice,” was the featured poem on the website Poetry Catalog for November 13, 2023.