Adoption journey inspires Portland poet.(Arts & Literature)

From: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) | Date: November 25, 2001 | Copyright information

Byline: Oregon Author by The Register-Guard

NAME: Karen Braucher, Portland.

WHAT HAVE YOU WRITTEN? ` `Heaven's Net,' which is a chapbook (slender volume) all about my adoption journey, was published in 1997 by the Bacchae Press of Astoria as winner of its national chapbook contest. I received a Literary Arts fellowship the year before that helped me find time to finish that manuscript.

`It has gone out of print and we've decided not to reprint it, ...

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