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ABOUT
Retired high school literature teacher and creative writing instructor, Robbin Farr now focuses on life as a writer, editor, advocate for artists, and facilitator of creative writing workshops. Foremost a poet, she has recently turned to creative nonfiction, short lyric nonfiction, and hybrid works as creative endeavors. She holds an MFA from Queens University of Charlotte. Robbin is the editor of River Heron Review, an online literary journal, where she oversees all aspects of editing and publishing. She most enjoys the avenues of possibility that writing reveals whether she is editing the journal or her own drafts. Robbin lives in Doylestown, PA with her husband and grey cat whose claim to fame is the imprint Grey Cat Press established in 2019 for creating personal, hand-bound chapbooks.
RIVER HERON REVIEW
River Heron Review is an online poetry journal founded in January 2018 by Robbin Farr and Judith Lagana (retired). First envisioned as a journal and means to broaden the reach of poetry and recognize the work of both established and newly published poets, it grew quickly to include other ventures. Now, via the website, readers can register for creative writing workshops. The website also includes current and back issues, interviews with writers, and book reviews. With the addition of these avenues for cultivating a poetry climate, the purpose of serving the literary arts community through publication, public readings, workshops, and bringing the written word to life in as many ways as possible has become a reality.