Letter from the Editor, September
2002
There is so much going on this month with the whole September 11th remembrances. It is interesting to see our whole culture grieving or at least admitting that we live in the face of grief every day. I think for the major part of this month's editor letter, I'd like to ask you to please read my article in the Poetry Therapy column. That says it all for me.
Here in the Loss Journal, we have so much information. I hope that something in it will prove helpful or inspirational or comforting. Please be in touch with us if you have questions or reactions you'd like to share. My heart to all of you, wherever you find yourself on the grief and creativity path.
Miracles to you!
This page is dedicated to Dakota
Born and died March 11, 1999
Author Biography
Kara lives on Vashon Island which is a much more
awesome place than she ever imagined it would be. She is a poet, bookmaker,
wife, teacher, mother to a stillborn son, facilitator, receptionist, founder,
struggling p.t.barnum, turtle faithful, editor, artist, and a million
other things that will prevent you from putting her in any one particular
label box! Kara teaches through local art centers, artists in the schools
programs, KotaPress and independently. To find out more about her, see:
http://www.KotaPress.com/kara/karajones.htm
And her class Expanding Poetry is now available in an online format from CourseBridge.com where you can register today at:
http://www.coursebridge.com/html/courses/writing/cbep01.asp
