The Wonderful Wordsmiths

Introduction

This is the final part of this challenge and an excuse to share what I think of a few fellow Vocal Creators. This is the challenge if you want to check it out:

The music is "I'll Be There For You" by The Rembrandts.

The Wonderful Wordsmiths

This is the first time I have used this set-up. I am on holiday by the Tweed in Berwick, and I have an old laptop with a dodgy keyboard, but now I have a wireless mouse and keyboard; I keep forgetting and starting on the laptop keyboard. The wireless one is far better and more reliable, though.

So these are five Vocal Creators whose work I enjoy; maybe if I wrote this tomorrow it would be a different five, because there are so many wonderful creators who also provide support and encouragement to others.

Marie is primarily an excellent poet as well as being a wonderfully supportive creator. I can't keep up with her prodigious output, but I love catching her work.

Akyson Smith is the only Vocal Creator that I meet regularly face-to-face, along with her husband Mick and several other artistic types. I think she instigated the fifty-day Senryū (川柳 ) sequence, which was great fun to complete, and I was exposed to a lot of new music because of that. Many creators are still working through theirs, so my apologies for all that I miss.

Oh, and Aly also reviewed my last book, for which I am grateful.

Melissa is my Vocal sister and was the first Creator to write a poem for me. As well as a great Vocal Creator, she is also a prolific published author as well. We often chat and write things for each other, and I love when we catch up.

Liz and I have just become Facebook friends, and I love her work, which is as eclectic as my own. Added to that, she is amazingly supportive of me and many others. A wonderful Vocal friend and creator.

Paul is a wonderful poet and an Admin in the Vocal Social Society. Also a Facebook friend and, like all here, a great writer as well as a great support to others.

Conclusion

I bet you thought these were all going to be female, although I do find it easier to talk to women than men.

These are just five that I have chosen, and I hope, if you don't already know them, that you check out their work.

Thank you so much for reading.