A Class of a Sin ~ wanting to be lost within...

Biography

   
    Diane Anjoue a/k/a Jennifer Kress currently resides in a small suburb of Chicago, Illinois with her husband and two of her three sons. She writes poetry and short stories, and is considering writing a novel in the future, A Class Of A Sin. A sampling of her poetry has appeared in American Open Mike, The New American Voice, The Panhandler Quarterly, as a part of the poetry anthology, Sometimes We Dream, produced through Lulu.com to benefit St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital and as part of Cram 7:Poetry of Celebration.

    "Traveling Light" has been published in the book American Open Mike, The New American Voice, edited by CJ Laity of ChicagoPoetry.com Press. The online version of American Open Mike, The New American Voice included "Sassafras Bitch" and "Alone and Lonely" as well as "Traveling Light".  “I Am Renewed" and "Raison d' Etre" were published in the poetry anthology Sometimes We Dream. "Aria Of Endearment" and "Guiding Star" were published in the spring premier issue of
The Panhandler Quarterly out of Houston, TX. "Bel Hevi" and "Carried Away" were published in the summer 2005 issue of The Panhandler Quarterly.
  "Bravery" has been selected for inclusion in Cram 7: Poetry of Celebration.  Cram 7: Poetry of Celebration was published  in November 2009 by ChicagoPoetry.com Press, CJ Laity, editor.





My sister Hope and I with a kiss for the future, ONE.org, U2 concert 9/13/09
    "There is a Japanese word - kaizen - which means continuous self-improvement..."   This word defines all that I have taken to heart and made a part of my existence in the past few years...  ~Diane Anjoue


    Although she hasn't been on a writing hiatus, her heart belongs to her love of words and languages always.  Amidst the whirlwind of living life largely with her family, she always has time to daydream and write within her mind.  It is when reality interrupts that the writings disappear like vanishing smoke on a cross breeze; leaving traces of an etching here, a watercolour there... a masterpiece just out of reach.

    While Diane isn't writing, you can most likely find her cheering on her two baseball playing sons, her heroes.  Every year is a step closer to great things for them and in that, she and her husband take great pride and honour.


~ "I have always been delighted at the prospect of a new day, a fresh try, with perhaps a bit of magic waiting somewhere behind the morning." ~ J. B. Priestley (1894-1984)


   
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