Jack Remick has written a review of No Father Can Save Her at Gently Read Literature! An interview with Anthology Author: Julene Tripp Weaver is live on Betty Dobson’s Blog, InkSpotting: Writing, life and the writing life. Julene’s poem, In the Breast, written to honor the life of Negesti, a Seattle poet who died of breast cancer, is published in the anthology, Wait a Minute, I have to. Julene Tripp Weaver is a psychotherapist and writer in Seattle, WA. Her three poetry books are: truth be bold—Serenading Life Death in the Age of AIDS, (Finishing Line Press, ), No Father Can Save Her (Plain View Press, ), and a chapbook, Case Walking: An AIDS Case Manager Wails Her Blues (Finishing Line Press, ). · Julene Tripp Weaver lives in Seattle where she has a counselling practice. Her first full-size poetry book, No Father Can Save Her, was published this year by Plain View Press. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Creative Writing from the City University of New York and a Masters in Counseling. Her first chapbook, Case Walking: An AIDS Case Manager Wails Her Blues, has a selection of her .
Julene Tripp Weaver is a psychotherapist and a writer; she worked in AIDS services for over 21 years. Her third poetry book, Truth Be Bold—Serenading Life Death in the Age of AIDS, was published this spring by Finishing Line Press. Two prior books are No Father Can Save Her, and Case Walking: An AIDS Case Manager Wails Her Blues. She is. No Father Can Save Her; Case Walking; News; Poems Videos; Other Writings; Contact; facebook twitter linkedIn instagram. Julene Tripp Weaver Writer / Green Witch / Crone Menu. Subscribe to Julene Tripp Weaver via Email. Enter your email address to subscribe to my website and receive notifications of my News posts. Julene Tripp Weaver lives in Seattle where she has a counselling practice. Her first full-size poetry book, No Father Can Save Her, was published this year by Plain View Press. She has a Bachelor's degree in Creative Writing from the City University of New York and a Masters in Counseling.
Julene Tripp Weaver is a psychotherapist and writer in Seattle, WA. Her three poetry books are: truth be bold—Serenading Life Death in the Age of AIDS, (Finishing Line Press, ), No Father Can Save Her (Plain View Press, ), and a chapbook, Case Walking: An AIDS Case Manager Wails Her Blues (Finishing Line Press, ). Poet Julene Tripp Weaver discusses her new collection, No Father Can Save Her, as part of Seven Questions, a series of interviews on Laura Stanfill’s Blog: Writing. Reading. Community. Featured interview: Taboos, Structure and Strategies for Selecting Poems for a Collection. An interview with Anthology Author: Julene Tripp Weaver is live on Betty Dobson’s Blog, InkSpotting: Writing, life and the writing life. Poet Julene Tripp Weaver discusses her new collection, No Father Can Save Her, as part of Seven Questions, a series of interviews on Laura Stanfill’s Blog: Writing. Reading. Community.
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