Welcome to AshVegas! New Asheville, NC poems

Asheville, NC is a beautiful place. For those of you who have never seen pictures or have been there, it’s nestled in the mountains, and probably best known for that house that is America’s largest home.  ashvegas

What else is there about Asheville, that creates such a draw? It usually enjoys all seasons, and is cool all year long with exceptions being winter and summer. It’s scenic. Is there anywhere in Asheville without a perfect view?

Asheville aka AshVegas is a place you may want to visit again and again or never leave!

“Welcome to AshVegas – Asheville Poems” by LB Sedlacek

LB Sedlacek Readings, Save the Dates!

SAVE THE DATES
Two opportunities to hear from local poet and author, LB Sedlacek:
1)
Wed Jan 22, 2020 – The Waterbean Poetry Night at the Mic
Co-featured poet reading
7-9pm
Waterbean Coffee, Northcross Shopping Center in Huntersville, NC
2)
Sat Feb 15, 2020 -Book Signing and Reading from “The Mailbox of the Kindred Spirit”
A sort of romance with a bit of poetry thrown in set at the magical mailbox and also in Lenoir, Sunset and Ocean Isle beaches, come enjoy hearing local author LB Sedlacek read from her book and sign copies just for you!
11am-1pm
Tybresia Books
210 N Main St, Lenoir,NC

Review of “The Adventures of Stick People on Cars”

stick-people  “It turns out LB Sedlacek is one of the most prolific writers of our time. I hardly had time to finish breakfast before two more poetry collections slipped into my omelet. In her latest, The Adventures of Stick People on Cars, you’ll be surprised how much flesh a stick figure can have. These poems, physically thin on the page, are wide with sentiment and even experiment. Take the marriage of what could be separate poems in the blended lines of “Magnificent Bully” as two seemingly separate stories collide together in an almost ekphrastic euphoria. In The adventures of Stick people…, you’ll miss LB’s dad right along with her. You’ll turn every page before your first cup of coffee becomes nostalgia. Watch out for bears.” ~Rick Lupert, author of Hunka Hunka Howdee! and God Wrestler: A Poem for Every Torah Portion

The Adventures of Stick People on Cars