Exploring Poetry with Bradley Earle Hoge @JohnMuirLaws
Exploring Poetry with Bradley Earle Hoge  @JohnMuirLaws
Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Join us for a rich discussion to inspire your nature journaling and own poetry practice. 4 Jan. 2024.

Join John Muir Laws and Bradley Hoge as we examine his process for creating rich poems that incorporate nature, science, and personal experiences.

Bradley Earle Hoge’s 2nd book of poetry: N = R* fp x ne x fl x fi x fc x L (The Drake Equation) was recently published by VRÆYDA Press. His first book, Nebular Hypothesis, was published by Cawing Crow Press in 2016. He has four chapbooks, and his poetry appears in numerous anthologies and journals, most recently in Woodcrest Magazine, California Writers Club Redwood Branch Anthology: Phases, The California Literary Review, Fault Zone: Reverse, and Consilience. He enjoys hiking, photography, and drawing cartoons. He has been a teacher, a children’s museum curator, a college professor, and a vagabond. He taught science for 30 years In Louisiana, Texas, and California, but now teaches Literacy at St. Timothy Catholic School.

The Drake Equation: N = R* * fp * ne * fl * fi * fc * L by Bradley Hoge, amazon.com/Drake-Equation-Bradley-Earle-Hoge/dp/1988034558
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