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Had another Chapbook accepted

Ann Kammerer

Writer . . . of sorts
Supporter
I wanted to let the OAF community know that I just had another chapbook accepted--my fourth chapbook, and my second to be published by Bottlecap Press.

"Someone Else" consists of nine narrative poems that honor the people I became friends with while volunteering at a dementia care facility for a couple years. I had to stop working there because of the pandemic, so I turned to writing poems about the people I had met since I missed them. Several of those works in their very early forms appeared on OAF. Since then, they've been reworked a bit (so what may see in the forum aren't the final works you'll see in the book), and pulled together into this small collection.

I will post a link and more information later when the chapbook publishes. In the meantime, more details on my fiction and poetry are on my website: https://annkammerer.com/

As always, I wanted to thank you all for all the support and encouragement you've provided me in the few years I've been a member of OAF. It's helped me become a better writer, and to continue to improve. I appreciate that, and enjoy seeing all your work, too.
 
I wanted to let the OAF community know that I just had another chapbook accepted--my fourth chapbook, and my second to be published by Bottlecap Press.

"Someone Else" consists of nine narrative poems that honor the people I became friends with while volunteering at a dementia care facility for a couple years. I had to stop working there because of the pandemic, so I turned to writing poems about the people I had met since I missed them. Several of those works in their very early forms appeared on OAF. Since then, they've been reworked a bit (so what may see in the forum aren't the final works you'll see in the book), and pulled together into this small collection.

I will post a link and more information later when the chapbook publishes. In the meantime, more details on my fiction and poetry are on my website: https://annkammerer.com/

As always, I wanted to thank you all for all the support and encouragement you've provided me in the few years I've been a member of OAF. It's helped me become a better writer, and to continue to improve. I appreciate that, and enjoy seeing all your work, too.

congratulations! Something about the writing during the pandemic rings familiar.
 
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