WordsWest Literary Series
presents
Bruce Beasley, Carol Guess, & Susanne Paola
Bellingham Brings It to West Seattle! / Benefit Bake Sale
Wed., November 28, 2018, 7pm, C & P Coffee Co., 5612 California Ave. SW
Favorite Poem by & Dessert Benefit for West Seattle Food Bank
Note the special date!!!
Bruce Beasley is a professor of English at Western Washington University and the author of eight collections of poems, most recently All Soul Parts Returned (BOA Editions, 2017).
Carol Guess is the author of nineteen books of poetry and prose, including Darling Endangered, Doll Studies: Forensics, and Tinderbox Lawn. In 2014 she was awarded the Philolexian Award for Distinguished Literary Achievement by Columbia University. She teaches in the MFA program at Western Washington University.
Susanne Paola Antonetta’s latest works of nonfiction are Make Me a Mother (W.W. Norton) and Curious Atoms (Essay Press). She is also author of Body Toxic, A Mind Apart, and the novella Stolen Moments. Awards include a New York Times Notable Book, an American Book Award, and an Oprah Bookshelf pick.
Favorite Poem by and Dessert Benefit for
West Seattle Food Bank
3419 SW Morgan St.
Mission
West Seattle Food Bank is committed to providing food security and community connections to our neighbors in need.
Vision
We envision a strong and connected community in which all people have access to safe and nutritious food and the essential necessities of living.
Values
Compassion & Respect – recognizing the inherent dignity of each client
Diversity & Multiculturalism – understanding the diverse individual and cultural needs in our community
Collaboration & Cooperation – engaging and involving a network of community members
Education & Prevention – striving to understand, eliminate and prevent the root causes of hunger
Stewardship & Sustainability – being responsible stewards of our resources
West Seattle Food Bank is committed to providing food security and community connections to our neighbors in need.
Vision
We envision a strong and connected community in which all people have access to safe and nutritious food and the essential necessities of living.
Values
Compassion & Respect – recognizing the inherent dignity of each client
Diversity & Multiculturalism – understanding the diverse individual and cultural needs in our community
Collaboration & Cooperation – engaging and involving a network of community members
Education & Prevention – striving to understand, eliminate and prevent the root causes of hunger
Stewardship & Sustainability – being responsible stewards of our resources
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