In her role as poet, Rachel Donahue has a track record of gathering other poets, encouraging them in their work, and giving them space to shine. In her role as publisher and editor at Bandersnatch Books, she has done all those things for poets by envisioning, then bringing to lifeI’ve Got a Bad Case of Poetry, an anthology of poems for children by dozens of poets, gorgeously illustrated by Emily J. Person. In this episode, Jonathan Rogers speaks with both Rachel and Emily about the origins of A Bad Case of Poetry, the joys of creating in community, and the role of delight in the making of art—especially art for children.

To get I've Got a Bad Case of Poetry by Christmas, preorder at Kickstarter before December 5.

In her role as poet, Rachel Donahue has a track record of gathering other poets, encouraging them in their work, and giving them space to shine. In her role as publisher and editor at Bandersnatch Books, she has done all those things for poets by envisioning, then bringing to life<a href="https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bandersnatchbooks/illustrated-childrens-poetry-anthology"> I&rsquo;ve Got a Bad Case of Poetry</a>, an anthology of poems for children by dozens of poets, gorgeously illustrated by Emily J. Person. In this episode, Jonathan Rogers speaks with both Rachel and Emily about the origins of A Bad Case of Poetry, the joys of creating in community, and the role of delight in the making of art&mdash;especially art for children.
To get I've Got a Bad Case of Poetry by Christmas, preorder at <a href="https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bandersnatchbooks/illustrated-childrens-poetry-anthology">Kickstarter </a>before December 5.

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