Beth Bonness at the Oregon coast in Pacific City, Oregon wearing a bright pink exercise jacket against a misty haystack rock in the distance almost floating above the ocean.

Pacific City, Oregon

Media & Events

Conversations, readings, reviews, and other places Beth Bonness’s writing and work have appeared.

Interviews & Podcasts

The Writing Forge — Ink of the Night
Conversation about dreams, poetry, and the subconscious creative process.
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Eat the Storms Poetry Podcast
Conversation about poetry and the creative process.
Listen on Spotify ➚

Truth that Heals Podcast
Conversation about healing and the creative process.
Watch on YouTube ➚

Stroke Survivor Podcast / Stroke Stories
Beth shares her experience as a stroke survivor and writer.
Listen on Apple ➚

American Heart Association News
She tried to forget her stroke. Now, she’s putting it into words.
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AARP — Is It a Ministroke?
Article about recognizing the warning signs of a TIA.
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Readings & Poetry

The Poetry Box Live
Featured poet.
Watch on YouTube ➚

Cultural Encounters: McMinnville Public Library Poetry Night
Featured poet.
Watch on YouTube ➚

Night of Aphasia Arts
Performing “wrong word dinner.”
Watch on YouTube ➚

Annie Bloom’s
Featured reader.

Salem Poetry Project
Featured poet.

Oregon Poetry Association — Poetry Month Open Mic

Head for the Hills Open Mic

Reviews & Features

The Broken Spine — Transition Thunderstorms Review
Transition Thunderstorms: A Fiercely Intimate Modern Poetry Collection on Stroke, Survival, and the Grammar of Loss.
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Oregon Poetry Association — Transition Thunderstorms Review
Review by Roxanne Colyer.
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The Oregonian — “Growing up with Gloria Steinem’s message”
Letter to the editor.
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The Oregonian — “Documentary creates hope amid chaos”
Letter to the editor.
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The Oregonian — “Be open-minded about infill”
Letter to the editor.
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Speaking & Community

Helen Simpson Rehabilitation Hospital — Stroke Support Group
Two appearances.

“Why Are You Passionate About Books?”
Beth Bonness shares her perspective on why books matter.
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