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Author Archives: J. F. Booth
Roots Of Liberty: Liberty Trees in Annapolis
July, 2026 issue of What’s Up? Magazine As we honor the 250th anniversary of our democracy, I’ve taken a look back at a symbol of the struggle for independence and freedom, the Liberty Trees, and particularly the Liberty Tree scions … Continue reading
Posted in Memories, Published articles, Uncategorized
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My Garden Column: Respite In Frenzied Times
From the May issue of What’s Up? Magazine
Posted in Nature, Published articles
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V E R S E and I M A G E
being and becoming My poem, “Blue Spaces” appears today on Griffin Poetry’s web site as part of the Earth Day (every day) honoring of our planet. A poem by fellow Songster, Natalie Canavor appears on the site as well. ❀ … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Poetry, Published Poems
Tagged hiking, Nature, Poetry, travel, writing
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Writers’ RoundTable @ Maryland Hall
The first of our bimonthly roundtables took place on March 25, 2026. The response was wonderful. A room full of writers interested in discussing how to polish their writing and expand their audiences. The conversation began with thoughtful presentations by … Continue reading
Posted in On Writing, Uncategorized
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Poet and the Poem Interview
Grace Cavalieri’s interview with Gail Bartlett and Janice Booth
Posted in Interviews, Poetry
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Opening Lines 