Corrine Frisch

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  Corrine Frisch, treasurer corrine@pwlf.com

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  BY CORRINE FRISCH
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  Springfield writer and poet Corrine Frisch is a regular contributor to Illinois Times.
  
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  By Corrine Frisch
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  Also from Corrine Frisch: Writing of the state.

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  By Corrine Frisch
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  - Corrine Frisch, editor, Illinois books issue
  
  Corrine Frisch served for nearly 30 years as the public relations director of Lincoln Library, Springfield's public library. In her retirement she enjoys walking her big dog, rooting for the New York Yankees and sleeping late.
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  Reviewed by Corrine Frisch
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  Reviewed by Corrine Frisch
  
  Illinois Center for the Book by Corrine Frisch
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  Published on: 10/20/2002    Last Visited: 10/20/2002  

  Sponsored by the Springfield, Chatham and Rochester public libraries, the "Together We Read" program is shaping up as a success, according to Corinne Frisch, spokeswoman for Lincoln Library, Springfield's public library.
  
  Of 115 copies of "Plainsong" owned by the three libraries, only two were available to be checked out Thursday, Frisch said.
  
  Springfield's Barnes & Noble bookstore, a co-sponsor of the program, has sold more than 250 copies of the book - at 20 percent off the cover price - since the program began, and sales of "Plainsong" at other area bookstores are reportedly "brisk," Frisch said.
  
  The three libraries also have given out 400 to 500 free readers kits, which contain suggested book discussion questions, biographical information on the author and other material about the book.
  
  People who read the book seem to be having the kinds of discussions the organizers of the program hoped they would.
  
  For example, a discussion at the Chatham library last Wednesday, she said, "was just the kind of discussion we wanted."
  
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  Frisch said people are getting questions about the book ready for appearances by Haruf in Rochester and Springfield on Nov. 19.He will speak at the Rochester library at noon that day and at Lincoln Library at 7 p.m.
  
  There also will be a live panel discussion and a call-in question and answer session on Springfield cable TV's channel 18, the municipal access channel, at 6 p.m. Oct. 30, Frisch said.

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  Corrine Frisch, spokeswoman for Lincoln Library, said Hale's group has booked a room for 2 p.m. Oct. 12.

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  Corrine Frisch's poem "The Irish in Me" is about the profound depth of biological ancestry. - Carol Manley, guest editor
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  Corrine Frisch is a local poet and supporter of poetry.A variety of her works have appeared in the Illinois Times over the years. Send submissions to Jacqueline Jackson Presents People's Poetry to poetry@illinoistimes.com or to Illinois Times, P.O. Box 5256, Springfield, IL 62705.

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  By Corrine Frisch | May 24, 2007

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  Corrine FrischPoet

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  This year's panel of judges: David M Pitchford, Chair, 10-year editor and publisher of Prism and president of the Poets & Writers Literary Forum of Springfield, Illinois (PWLF) ; Siobhan, author of Through the Longing Daze, co-author Dialogues; Ethan Lewis, Ph.D., Professor of English at the University of Illinois at Springfield, coauthor of Conundrums for the Long Weekend and author of Sangamon Poets: A Critical Anthology: (Edwin Mellen Press: Lewiston, New York: 2007); and Corrine Frisch, Treasurer for PWLF, President of the Vachel Lindsay Association, as well as author of numerous chapbooks.

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