Catawba College Writer-In-Residence Dr. Janice Fuller has had several of her poems accepted for inclusion in different publications.

Fuller's "Pond Pantoum" will be published in the Comstock Review, while "Zinnia. Versimilitude. Yes." will be included in Kakalak 2006, a new anthology featuring poetry by North and South Carolina writers.

Fuller's libretto for "Destructive Science," a musical composition for female voice and electronic music, was performed in February at the galerie für zeitgenössische kunst in Leipzig.   The composition, which was the result of a collaboration with German composer Knut Mueller, premiered in 2003 in Forbach, France at a new music festival, Rendez-Vous Musique Nouvelle.

Catawba College Writer-In-Residence Dr. Janice Fuller has had several of her poems accepted for inclusion in different publications.

Fuller's "Pond Pantoum" will be published in the Comstock Review, while "Zinnia. Versimilitude. Yes." will be included in Kakalak 2006, a new anthology featuring poetry by North and South Carolina writers.

Fuller's libretto for "Destructive Science," a musical composition for female voice and electronic music, was performed in February at the galerie für zeitgenössische kunst in Leipzig.   The composition, which was the result of a collaboration with German composer Knut Mueller, premiered in 2003 in Forbach, France at a new music festival, Rendez-Vous Musique Nouvelle.

Catawba College Writer-In-Residence Dr. Janice Fuller has had several of her poems accepted for inclusion in different publications.

Fuller's "Séance: On the Road from Stradone" will be published in an upcoming issue of the London literary magazine "Magma." The issue is being showcased at the Aldeburgh International Poetry Festival in November and then will be launched in London in early December.

Fuller's poem "Ornithology in the Galapagos" has been accepted for publication in "Sea Stories," the online journal published by Blue Ocean Institute, an international organization dedicated to ocean conservation.

"The Fourth River," a magazine published by Chatham College and featuring literature that explores the relationship between humans and their environment, has accepted Fuller's poem "Ouija" for publication.

Catawba College Writer-In-Residence Dr. Janice Fuller has had several of her poems accepted for inclusion in different publications.

Fuller's "Séance: On the Road from Stradone" will be published in an upcoming issue of the London literary magazine "Magma." The issue is being showcased at the Aldeburgh International Poetry Festival in November and then will be launched in London in early December.

Fuller's poem "Ornithology in the Galapagos" has been accepted for publication in "Sea Stories," the online journal published by Blue Ocean Institute, an international organization dedicated to ocean conservation.

"The Fourth River," a magazine published by Chatham College and featuring literature that explores the relationship between humans and their environment, has accepted Fuller's poem "Ouija" for publication.