Ann E. Michael is a poet.
There are probably many other aspects one could use to describe me; but for this site, I’ll stay with that simple declaration. At present, this site is one way of communicating with the world. I have other methods of communicating with the world–poetry is one of those methods. Perhaps, in time, I’ll become more active on the blogosphere or whatever one calls the “net” or “web” or “cloud” these days.
(These are mammatus clouds.)
For now, this site is where colleagues and readers will find information about my books, announcements of upcoming events I plan to participate in, links to favorite authors, blogs, artwork, and places I like, and some links to my work on the web. Feel free to browse the tabs above for links and information.
Greetings!


WordPress.com does have a cloud-based hosting architecture, so congratulations: you are not only on the net and on the web, you are also on a cloud. What this means in practical sense is that, unlike us independently hosted folks, you don’t have to worry about a sudden massive influx of visitors (should that ever happen) from bringing down your site.
Indeed, sudden massive influxes of site visitors would be unexpected.
Hey Ann, welcome to the world of Blogging! Hope all goes well for you.
Mammatus Clouds seem so much more interesting than Cloud-based hosting…
Ann- Thank you for this very lovely site. I am always delighted to discover beautiful language!
Thank you!
Hi there. Nice to meet you. Thank you for following my blog.
Nice to meet you, too.
hello – nice to meet you
David in Maine USA
yes, and nice to share occasional haiku moments.
i have no idea if my “like” went through, but i do!
kimberly mayer, alittleelbowroom @ wordpress.com
Thanks!
Hi Anne, I finally got my Inspiring Blogger post out, and have nominated you for this oh-so-illustrious award as well…. I really love your blog, and thanks for reading mine too! http://clearskiesbluewater.wordpress.com/2012/06/24/third-times-the-charm-an-award-and-recommended-blogs/ cheers, SB
Many thanks!
Ann,
I’m trying to interlibrary loan your Writer’s Chronicle article, “Past, Present, and Possible…” but I can’t locate the volume/issue/page number information. Could you let me know what that info is?
Thanks!
Alexandria Peary
apeary@salemstate.edu
September 2004.
By the way, Writer’s Chronicle articles are available through ProQuest, I think. They’re not accessible through EBSCO’s database.
Ann, thank you for stopping and liking a couple of recent posts. I look forward to following your blog and reading your poetry.
Take care,
Ivon
Hi Ann, I really enjoy reading your blog, so I’ve nominated you for a Liebster Award: http://stressingoutcollege.wordpress.com/2013/02/17/the-liebster-award-a-foreign-language-so-it-must-be-important/
Cheers,
S.O.Student
Thanks!