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Judy Prince

JUDY PRINCE, a retired college teacher and union activist, now lives half the year in Norfolk, Virginia, and the other half in Darlington, UK.  She has published articles in the L.A. Times and the Virginian-Pilot, and was a Chicago Dramatists Short Plays Competition finalist.   She is now at work on a play about Shakespeare the woman, and recently launched Frisky Moll Press with the poetry pamphlets of Robin Hamilton (Anacreon translations) and Patrick McManus (On The Dig).   Her own poetry pamphlets have been published by Phantom Rooster Press (2006 and 2009). Prince's work is included in the first James Kirkup Memorial Poetry Competition Anthology (Red Squirrel Press, UK, 2010). Her Poems2 is reviewed in SPHINX 12, HappenStance Press .



 Recent Work by Judy Prince
HUMOR »
From London to Salisbury
Big black taxicabs and lorries cause Judy a bit of panic on her first trip to England
HUMOR »
Rodent at Oxford
Rodent has a way with really old words.
HUMOR »
SUPERMARKET TRAUMA
Judy Prince and Rodent face down the hell of supermarket shopping.
POEM »
MAKARS—MAKERS OF POETRY
A poem by Judy Prince.
   
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