Lorraine Henrie Lins
Bio
Poetry Links
Poetry Links
Lorraine Henrie Lins is the author of four books of poetry and is a Pennsylvania county Poet Laureate. Currently, she is serving as Director of New and Emerging Poets with Tekpoet. Lins' poems have appeared in numerous publications, as well as several online journals and collections. Born and raised in the suburbs of Central New Jersey, t
Lorraine Henrie Lins is the author of four books of poetry and is a Pennsylvania county Poet Laureate. Currently, she is serving as Director of New and Emerging Poets with Tekpoet. Lins' poems have appeared in numerous publications, as well as several online journals and collections. Born and raised in the suburbs of Central New Jersey, the self-professed Jersey Girl now calls the coast of North Carolina, home, along with her family and adopted chocolate lab.
Books
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Books
100 Tipton
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All The Stars Blown To One
Side Of The Sky
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Delaying Balance
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I Called It Swimming
Books are available for purchase through better bookstores, Amazon and by contacting the author directly.
What Should You Know
Books
At current, all of Lorraine's books are for sale at finer books stores, through her publishers, Amazon or through the author. If you contact us regarding purchase (button below), we will be sure to have Lorraine inscribe the cover for you.
Book Signings & Readings
Lorraine is available for book signing and readings and, depending on availability, for workshops, seminars, and school visits. Please be in touch with requests.
Poetry Manuscript Critique and Review
In addition to her own manuscripts and publications, Lorraine offers insightful, positive, thorough and helpful feedback on individual poems, as well as chapbook and full-length manuscripts. Please contact for more information.
NO RIVER TWICE
Lorraine is also a part of an ensemble group of performing poets called No River Twice.
No River Twice is a multi-vocal, improvisational poetry reading in which audience participation determines the direction of the performance from beginning to end, poem by poem, co-creating a reading that is never the same twice.