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POETS AND WRITERS Lyn Kennedy As a poet Lyn is a late bloomer. She only recently found she has talent as a poet, she is now prolific, and will write on any subject at any time.
Colin Bridge Colin Took up short story writing as a hobby after 35 years in radio broadcasting as announcer, journalist-newsreader and sports commentator, including Rugby League. The highlight was calling the Manila world title fight - Ali/Frazier on 2SM in Oct ''75 To see samples Colin's work, click here
John Pascoe" I count myself as an occasional verse maker as I only do it occasionally and usually on an occasion" To see a sample of John's work, click here. Bobbie Barclay, long-time member of Central Coast Poetry Society enjoys a considerable reputation as one of Gosford’s finest poets with many of her poems published . She has also presented her poetry on local radio and in various venues across the Coast. Ed Raftery, some poetry published – but considers himself a performance poet who writes poetry for oral presentation. Has performed on most C. Coast radio stations, Laycock St. Theatre and local clubs etc. His anthology ‘Tales my Father never told me’ complete with tape is available in our library. To see a sample of Ed's work, click here.
Pam Howarth, inspired by a Montgomery poem in her teens, Pam has been smitten by the muse for a long, long time… creating her own poetry for friends and family To see a sample of Pam's work, click here.
Richard G. Love
With a strong family background of
Irish story telling, Richard has created his own oral interpretations of
traditional tales from the Emerald Isle. Has presented these in the past at a
number of venues – hopefully in our auditorium shortly! This has obviously been a source of inspiration for his children’s book – The Magical Adventures of Seamus the Leprechaun which has been such a delight to many of our residents. At present a copy is in the Library. It is expected that a sequel will be available before the end of 2005. ***************** The second in the series of Seamus the Leprechaun books is available in the library at a cost of $8 of which the library receives a $2.50 donation. The book is beautifully illustrated and is ideal for grandchildren from 5 to 11. Thank you Richard Love.
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