By Bill Castanier on April 27, 2012
Street Roses
by Nancy Allen who started writing poetry in the fall of 2006. Here’s what she has to say about her poetry writing: “I started a common journal at Eve’s House in Lansing, Michigan to offer words of encouragement, hope, and healing for women who are survivors of domestic violence. Our words are like fireflies in the night. When things seem the darkest, one word of hope can light up our lives just as the firefly lights up the night. May our words bring strength, beauty and hope for a brighter tomorrow”…Nancy
Read Nancy Allen’s Poem/A/Day Street Roses
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Bill Castanier has been an award-wining weekly newspaper editor, advertising and public relations executive in his 40 year career. In addition, he has been an executive with a newspaper trade association and founded Michigan’s first technology association, I-TE@M. He writes a weekly newspaper feature on Michigan authors and is on the Board of the Kerrytown BookFest and the Michigan Notable Book Awards. He has the only daily blog on Michigan literature (
Mittenlit) and founded
Spartanpodcast.com.
