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Documenting life during a trauma and remembering details years later can be very challenging, however Author Sue Dutch succeed in writing her memoir which detailed the days in her life when her brother, Eric Dutch, went missing. Her memoir EVERYTHING THAT CAN BE DONE has been published and on this episode of yWrite, Sue shares how she finished writing this story and why she chose to share it.
Sue Dutch and yWrite Host Angela Grout also share their connection with writing groups, and poetry. Listen to Sue read one of her poems and learn why Angela is impressed with her cadance and the influence Dr. Suess just might have lent her way.
Sue, a retired college professor is happy to share how she organized the selection of her poetry in in her poetry books THE CRY OF THE LOON, and POEMS OF NATURE. Choosing book titles, covers, and submitting to published journals have all been part of her process and her process can help you!
Sue's poetry has been published in several newspapers, newsletters, and poetry anthologies. Her passion to write, rhyme, and spend time sharing her wisdom is a gift which she shares on the page. At the end of the episode, she encourages us to look out the window and write what you see...nature is right there waiting to be captured and she does it so eloquently. 
