A Sonnet on Hearing Hope

[Jack Urban]

I say a paperback for now. Under $30 sounds reasonable, but your collection is really priceless.

Thanks for your poem about the Barred owl, it made me smile.

[Sara Oyela]

Thanks, Jack. Your thoughts about this matter to me. And thanks for your encouragement about the barred owl poem.

[Kellie M. Parker]

I vote for paperback, with personal notes and illustrations to add insights to the sonnets. Good for you, putting them together into a book! It's so rewarding to hold your work in your hands in physical form.

[Sara Oyela]

Thanks so much for the vote, Kellie! And the encouragement. :)

[Rachael Denny]

If you publish a book of your poems, I think that personal notes and illustrations could be very nice touches.

[Sara Oyela]

Thanks so much for taking and moment and chiming in. 💛

[Neil Barker]

Thank you for sharing, Sara. I find the Barred Owl a fascinating bird. That "who-cooks-for-you" call is one of my favourites.

Regarding your questions:

1. I would be interested in purchasing a physical collection of your sonnets.

2. I think personal notes on the sonnets to give a brief background on each.

3. I would prefer paperback.

4. Price range perhaps under $20-$30 USD?

[Sara Oyela]

Neil, thanks so much. 🙏🏽👍🏼