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SUMMARY:CANCELLED: Author Event: Poet Leonore Hildebrandt\, 'Somewhere the Day Begins'
DESCRIPTION:This program has been cancelled. \n\n \n\n \n\nThe Blue Hill 
 Public Library is sponsoring an author talk with Maine poet Leonore 
 Hildebrandt on Thursday May 7 at 7 PM in the library's Howard Room for her 
 poetry collection Somewhere the Day Begins.\n\nAbout Hildebrandt's 
 collection\,  fellow poet Stuart Kestenbaum writes: "In Somewhere the Day 
 Begins Leonore Hildebrandt explores the world with its deep wounds and its 
 seeds sprouting in the ground. She bears witness. She weaves personal 
 history\, fact\, and fiction and creates a space where we are guided by the 
 clarity of her language and the power of her imagination. These are poems 
 that are unafraid to look deeply at the challenges we have faced and will 
 face on our troubled planet.  But in looking deeply\, she finds a profound 
 place of resilience in the intense gestures of living each day and in the 
 long arc of our lives."\n\nLeonore Hildebrandt is the author of the poetry 
 collections Somewhere the Day Begins\, The Work at Hand\, The Next 
 Unknown\, and Where You Happen to Be. Her poems and translations appeared 
 in the Beloit Poetry Journal\, Cafe Review\, Cerise Press\, Cimarron 
 Review\, Denver Quarterly\, Harpur Palate\, New Letters\, Poetry Daily\, 
 Rhino\, and Sugar House Review\, among other journals. She received 
 fellowships from the Elizabeth George Foundation\, the Maine Community 
 Foundation\, and the Maine Arts Commission. Nominated several times for a 
 Pushcart Prize\, she was a finalist for the Maine Writers and Publishers 
 Award in Poetry in 2024. Originally from Germany\, Leonore lives in 
 Harrington\, Maine.\n\nThis program will be held in the library's Howard 
 Room\, and is free and open to all. For more information\, please call the 
 library at 374-5515 or email Assistant Director Kayleigh Thomas at 
 kayleigh.thomas@bhpl.net. \n
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