[IndieBookMan] A new friend: Poet, Author and Publisher Marc Beaudin

I would like to introduce you to a new member of our little IndieBookMan and Friends team - my old friend and inspiration in many things - the author, poet and publisher Marc Beaudin.

Marc's books, A Handful of Dust and The Moon Cracks Open are brilliant, both of them. Marc is one of my favorite living poets and story-tellers and I am really honored to have him along for the IndieBookMan adventure.

He has his own blog at crowvoicejournal.blogspot.com, his website is at www.crowvoice.com and he is also the voice and producer of Report from the Mountains - a weekly podcast of jazz and poetry that I am addicted to.

Marc will be posting Report for the Mountains here at IndieBookMan as they go live each week, and may drop additional posts as well. He has a lot of thoughts and experience in writing and publishing and I think you are going to enjoy what he has to contribute.

So please join me in welcoming Marc to IndieBookMan & Friends!

Folks, meet Marc:

Marc Beaudin is the author of The Moon Cracks Open: A Field Guide to the Birds, a full-length collection of poetry; several chapbooks; and the novel A Handful of Dust. His work has been published in Avocet, The MacGuffin, CounterPunch, Temenos, Pirene's Fountain, and several other journals. He has been a featured poet at numerous venues across the country including Chicago’s Myopic Books, The Guild House in Ann Arbor, MI, and The Blue Dragon in Albuquerque. His poetry has been heard frequently on Delta College’s WUCX, the University of Michigan’s WCBN, and "Destination Out" on WCMU. More information can be found at CrowVoice.com, and you can listen to sample poems at ReverbNation.com/MarcBeaudin

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