SONG, STORY, MUSIC, DRAMA, LIFE, IMAGINATION
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Richelle Putnam is the Special Features Director for Southern
Writers Magazine, a writer for Well-Being Magazine and an editor
atMuseItUp Publishing, a Canadian ebook publisher. A graduate from
Gotham’s Fiction Certificate Program, she is also a Mississippi Arts
Commission (MAC) Literary Artist and Teaching Artist and a
Mississippi Humanities Council Speaker. Her work has been
published in literary journals, magazines and online. Her non-fiction
book, Lauderdale County, Mississippi, a Brief History was
commissioned and published by The History Press, Charleston, SC
and released in November 2011. www.richelleputnam.net
Richelle Putnam is a Mississippi Arts Commission (MAC) Roster
Artist/Teaching Artist and a Mississippi Humanities Speaker. She is the
Special Features Director for Southern Writers Magazine and an editor
for MuseItUp Publishing, a Canadian ebook publisher and a regular
contributor to Well-Being Magazine. A Founder and Past President of
Mississippi Writers Guild, a statewide non-profit organization, she also
serves on several statewide boards, including Mississippi Arts and
Entertainment Center. With diplomas from The Institute of Children’s
Literature, Open College for the Arts Advanced Writing Program, and
other accredited writing institutions, she teaches Creative Writing at
Meridian Community College and through libraries, schools and online.
Her writing awards include Writers Digest and Writers Journal and she
has been published in Common Ties, Mississippi Weddings Magazine,
LEGENDS, the Mississippi Arts & Entertainment View, The
Copperfield Review, and two bestselling series: A Cup of Comfort for
Mothers and Daughters and A Cup of Comfort for Christmas Prayer
and A Cup of Comfort Twelve Days of Christmas. Her work was also
chosen for The Copperfield Review’s 10th Anniversary Celebration
Anthology. History Press commissioned her to write Lauderdale
County, Mississippi; a Brief History, which was released in November
2011. Her work will soon be published Birmingham Arts Journal.
Richelle Putnam is a singer/songwriter listed on the
Mississippi Arts Commission Artist/Teaching Artist Roster, the
Mississippi Humanities Speaker Board, and is a Founder of
Mississippi Writers Guild. Her songs have been featured on radio
stations around the world.
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Baby on My Knee, Soldier in My Heart written by Richelle Putnam copyright (C) 2009
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It is only the women whose eyes
have been washed clear with tears
who get the broad vision that
makes them little sisters to all the word
Dorothy Dix (Elizabeth Meriweather Gilmer)