Poet Dianna Henning is the author of The Broken Bone Tongue, Song Water Stones and Others: Poems, and The Tenderness House. She worked with the California Poets in the Schools Program and facilitated the Thompson Peak Writers Workshop in Lassen County, California. The collection contains personal journals, correspondence, and manuscripts of Henning's work. Also included are materials related to her involvement with the California Poets in the School program and receipt of Event Horizon Press's book award. Correspondents include the following poets: William Matthews, Richard Jackson, Thomas Rain Crowe, Steve Sanfield, Dale Pendell, Marilyn Jurich, and Ioanna Veronika Warwick, among others.

Poet Dianna Henning is the author of The Broken Bone Tongue, Song Water Stones and Others: Poems, and The Tenderness House. She worked with the California Poets in the Schools Program and facilitated the Thompson Peak Writers Workshop in Lassen County, California.

8.6 linear feet

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Collection is open for research.