I recently read an interview about Jane Olivier, a human rights activist and poet, and the interview was informative about her approaches to the joys and the ‘how-to’ craft of writing poetry.

I truly enjoyed the experience of reading this interview that brought me into a transcendent learning space, where I was learning about the world from Jane’s creative voice. Jane’s voice was an autoethnographic sharing of information, a self-reflection involving the personal experience of writing poetry and its diverse meanings. Jane’s interview transcended herself and touched others.