In today’s issue of the Hutchinson News, an article appeared about me and my relationship with Greensburg, KS, and the 5.4.7 Arts Center. “Poet, Arts Center ‘Splendid’ Partners,” describes my new book as well as my interest in the small town’s rebuilding efforts. About two hours west of Wichita, Greensburg was obliterated by an EF-5 [...]
Archive for the ‘Photos’ Category
I was highlighted in a newspaper column today
Posted in Personal, Photos, Poetry on August 7, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Two Sonnets Selectect For Showcase
Posted in Personal, Photos, Poetry, tagged collection, Poetry, showcase, sonnet on July 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Just wanted to share that two of my sonnets have been selected by ThinkingPoetry.com for its latest collection, “Sonetti: Modern Sonnets 2009.” “Majestic” and “Zion Tears” were chosen by the owner/editor of ThinkPoetry.com, a one-stop collection of information on the different components and forms of poetry.
You can find “Sonetti” at http://www.thinkingpoetry.com/community/showcase#sonetti.
Hope your 4th of July [...]
Poetic Forms Section Added to Website
Posted in Personal, Photos, Poetry, tagged form, poetic on July 1, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Just a quick note:
I’ve been writing weekly articles about various forms of poetry for a popular Ryze group (Wordmeisters, Poets and Writers-Unite!) and recently decided to post them on my website, JackHuber.com. I’ll be adding more articles week by week, and will take requests to discuss different forms.
For more information, go to http://www.jackhuber.com/poeticforms.htm.
Enjoy!
Jack
My new book, “A Splendid Alternative,” is available
Posted in Personal, Photos, Poetry, tagged amazon, book, CreateSpace, photography, Photos, poem, Poetry, writing on May 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Good news! I received my final proof and have approved it (finally), making my new book available on CreateSpace and Amazon.com. Like all my books (weird saying that, this is my fourth book now), “A Splendid Alternative” is named for a poem within, a piece written about the goings on of the tiny town of [...]
PoetryDances Highlights “Dormant”
Posted in Personal, Photos, Poetry, tagged dormant, poem, week on April 22, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
PoetryDances.com is currently highlighting a site favorite, “Dormant,” as its “Poem of the Week.” “Dormant” had already been chosen as a “Selected Poem” for February-April of 2009, one of three of Jack’s poems to have been named to that list.
Jack was also notified that his haiku, “Ice,” will be highlighted soon.
You can see PoetryDances’ “Poem [...]
PoetryDances.com Adds Two More
Posted in Personal, Photos, Poetry, tagged poems, Poetry, poetrydances, selected on March 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
PoetryDances.com has chosen two more of Jack’s poems for its “Selected Poems- February to April, 2009,” bringing the total in this time period to three. PoetryDances searches out and links to a limited selection of what they believe to be the best of online poetry on Poetry Websites, Poetry Blogs, Social Networks and Poetry [...]
“I Dream of Space” Wins Second Place
Posted in Personal, Photos, Poetry, tagged contest, Poetry, space, winner, writingroom on March 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Jack was the second place winner in WritingRoom’s February Poetry Contest. They selected the poem “I DREAM OF SPACE” as the runner-up poem, which will be featured in their latest anthology. The anthology will be for sale later this year at the PublishingRoom.com bookstore.
For information about Jack and his writing, go to www.jackhuber.com.
New review of e-book
Posted in Personal, Photos, Poetry, tagged book, eerie, Photos, Poetry, review, sonnet on March 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
“Stop and smell the sonnets…”
An Eerie Calm Before the Night by Jack Huber elegantly juxtaposes nature photography with the age-old sonnet format
Reviewers wanted
Posted in Personal, Photos, Poetry on March 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’m looking for a couple of published authors to write a short review of my new e-book of sonnets and photographs entitled, “An Eerie Calm Before the Night.” You’ll get the book for free and I’ll return the favor, if desired.
