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Join us Friday February 20 at 7 pm at the Uptown Arts Bar

Holtsville Once a year our talented editors band together to put on a reading. Come out to see what the Kansas City Voices editorial staff has been working on. Featuring: Annie Raab, Dana Guthrie Martin, Dane Zeller, Dawn Downey, Janet Sunderland, Jen Wewers McKnight,Jennifer Stahl, Jessica Conoley, Stephany Hughes & Teresa Pressgrove Vratil. And we’re even going to have a chance to showcase our talented art editors as well. Ellie Kort and Dean… Read more »

Share your Experiences in “My Voice”

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http://cakebysadiesmith.co.uk/tag/food/ We’ve had a lot of people approach us with positive feedback and encouragement this year. It’s so important to have a dialogue between the community and we’re always excited when the conversations we started (by publishing awesome work and getting people together) comes back around to us! Whispering Prairie Press is largely funded by grants and donations, with volunteers spending… Read more »

Our Wish List

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Whispering Prairie Press is ready to expand! Our small but dedicated executive board has created this list of basic things we need in order to grow. Please consider donating something, including time and spaces for events, and thank you for your continued support of WPP and Kansas City Voices!

Alan Proctor at CCMWG

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A great chance to hear the one of KCV’s editors present his work: Alan Proctor (Kansas City Voices Editor and Poet) will present at the Columbia Missouri Writers Guild at Unity Center (1600 West Broadway). Join him on October 18th from 8:30am-4:00pm. Other presenters include Mary Horner, Linda Rodrigeuz, Mary-Lane Kamberg, Gerado Mena, and Terry Allen. For prices and more… Read more »

Longview Lit Fest

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Kansas City Voices will participate in Longview Lit Fest this year. Come down on October 17th from 10am-6pm at: MCC-Longview Community College Cultural Arts Center 500 SW Longview Road Lee’s Summit, Missouri You can hear some of our own readers and lots of wonderful local voices. From the website: The 2014 MCC-Longview Literary Festival will be held on Friday, Oct…. Read more »

Thank You ArtsKC!!

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A huge THANK YOU to our friends and supporters at ArtsKC for approving Whispering Prairie Press for another grant this year! It’s amazing what a little extra funding can do to grow a non-profit organization. With the help of ArtsKC’s dedication to funding and growing the arts in the Kansas City area, Whispering Prairie Press is able to fund daily operations… Read more »

Launch Party

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Sunday, October 26th, 2014 – 4 pm – 5:30 pm-Kansas City Voices Volume 12 launch at the KCMO Public Library, Plaza Branch (4801 Main Street Kansas City, MO 64112). Talent to be announced.  Pick up your pre-ordered copies of Volume 12 at the launch! Come celebrate the release of our 13th volume of Kansas City Voices at the Kansas City, Missouri… Read more »

2014 WPP Annual Contest Results

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Thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s contest. We saw some really great work this year, and it made our judges’ jobs very tough.  The contest is also one of our biggest fundraisers throughout the year and your participation is integral to the publication of Kansas City Voices. Congratulations to all of the talented writers and artists! Art… Read more »

August 2nd at Pioneer Bluffs

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  The Pioneer Bluffs Foundation 695 Kansas Highway 177 Matfield Green, KS 66862 (620) 753-3484 info@pioneerbluffs.org www.pioneerbluffs.org Literary magazine presents readings, discussion at Pioneer Bluffs  A community dialog will feature several published authors at an upcoming Prairie Talk at an historic ranch. At 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, August 2, four authors will read selections of their works from Kansas City… Read more »