WRITERS CAFE HALL OF FAME

THE NEW WRITERS CAFE HALL OF FAME

 

Whether it's sports, entertainment, or the arts; a recipient of any hall of fame must possess talent, skill, and commitment to their craft. The following list is a personal, unbiased record of poets and storytellers who deserve recognition for outstanding contributions to Writers Cafe. You may not see a writer you think deserves recognition; my apologies go out to those who I've missed. 

There are good writers here but reviews are not as easy to come by as they once were. Also, people leave and you don't know if they're coming back. Sometimes they change their name. 

The many names here are in no particular order.

THE HALL OF FAME AWARD:

Samuel Dickens

Kelly Scheppers
Light
Christine Anne Shaw

David Lewis Paget

Richard

Ken Simm

Pryde Foltz

Sami Khalil

An Owl On The Moon

Sheila Kline

Muse (she plays with matches)

The Rock And Roll Cowboy

Poppy Silver (Ruth)

Coyote Poetry

Tate Morgan

Rick Puetter 

Marie (R.I.P Marie)

jacob erin-cilberto

MsJewel

Bubo

Anette Pisano-Higley

Ed Hart (R.I.P Ed)

Barleygirl

Robbie

Stella Armour

emmajoy

Ahnjolie McKenna

William Liston

Chris

andrew mitchell

Gee

Einstein Noodle

Thomas Case

Lorry

Betty Hermalee

Vol

POETS THAT MAKE YOU THINK
Einstein Noodle
Doodley

Mattaveli

THE MOST POPULAR WRITER EVER, WAS:

Frieda P

THE WRITER WHO HAS GIVEN THE MOST REVIEWS

AND IS THE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER IS:

Coyote Poetry: 63,892. (it's more now)

THE BEST SCIENCE FICTION/FANTASY WRITER

TEMPLE G.

THE WRITERS CAFE TROLL:

I'll leave his name out. He has fans.

WRITERS HERE BECAUSE THEY LOVE WRITING

AND DON"T NEED TO BE RECOGNIZED:

Insert your name here.

BEST STORYTELLERS:

Sam Dickens

ViaLex

(I'm sure there are others)

THE MOST BOLD AND AUDACIOUS AWARD:

Baby Ricochet

The Elusive Mr. Dunne.

MOST PHOTOGENIC:

Silmara McGarry

Temple G.

THOSE WHO ASK FOR A FRIEND REQUEST

BUT NEVER REVIEW THE INTENDED FRIEND:

? (Insert names here).

WORST OWNER : Charles Konsor

 

Author's Note

I left out 'writer's worth reading' because it upset some people.

Reviews

[mattavelli]

It hurts to not make the worth reading list. I think emi feels the same. Haha
I haven't been around much, so no suggestions from me.

[Relic]

(probably more) Keep your eye on the page. :)

Thanks for the read.

[Relic]

My apologies for forgetting you. :/

[mattavelli]

Woohoo! Thanks :)

[Relic]

My pleasure. :)

[mattavelli]

Agh, ive been cut from the list. Serves me right. Haha
A couple poets that float to the top, Terry O'Leary and Miss Sharon. Also, William Liston is R.I.P.

[Relic]

William Liston? He died?
This list is always changing. Have no fear, my friend. You're about to be included. (I forget a lot). ha

[emipoemi]

Dude.....much time has passed since this was done......and times have changed. New poets have emerged. Surely you can update the thing entirely (many of those names don't look like they're one anymore), and I've got a few names for the Diva section.

(maybe you could make it democratic somehow?)

[Relic]

I'll contemplate it. Which means I have many writers to read so it may take some time. But, that doesn't mean you can't make one yourself. :)

[emipoemi]

I'll co-run a proper people's choice awards with you, if you'd like.

[Relic]

Hmm? I'll have to think about it.

[J.J. NIGHTINGALE]

LOL............................proper

[emipoemi]

What's so funny about that?

[J.J. NIGHTINGALE]

as if His isn't proper..... that's all....... Good Luck.

[emipoemi]

Of course it's proper in its own right, my use of proper was referring to a democratic award event. That's where I was coming from.

[Relic]

I would actually prefer to see your ideas being I'm interested to see another person's perspective. :)

[J.J. NIGHTINGALE]

LOL..... ..........................ok

[J.J. NIGHTINGALE]

Not sure how a LIST can be made from a different prospective... perhaps more categories ?? ..Party On..................:)...........

[Relic]

I'm not sure either. :)

[emipoemi]

In time you shall see.

[Relic]

I'm sure you'll do a good job. :)

[J.J. NIGHTINGALE]

LMAO.....................Happy Holidays !!

[J.J. NIGHTINGALE]

dude.....................

[Nipplegrinder]

Damn! Missed the Hall. :(
This is cool, though.

K

[Relic]

Thanks, if it makes you feel better, I'm not allowed to make it in. haha

[Nipplegrinder]

Bahahahaha. The Curator is supposed to be impartial!
But, you're the Elector, too.
Both, honored positions.
Hehe

[Relic]

Yup, you got it. :)

[M. L. F.]

Fiction writing is really where my heart is, and in keeping with that feeling I would like to mention / suggest two friends of mine and two talented fiction authors I have had the pleasure of meeting and working with. They both have a wonderful natural sense of rhythym, (yes, fiction should have a rhythym).. and their names are:

Robert J Waguespack

Takeshi Yamada

Two writer's very much worth reading. ;)

[Relic]

Thanks for mentioning their names M.L. Are they on this site? I don't recall their names.

[M. L. F.]

Yes Relic, they are definitely here! :) Great with fiction, they are, that's for sure.. When you get a chance, check their work out. ;)

..Misty

[Relic]

I will, thanks.

[David Scott]

Not sure if this is a revised version or not... It reads like a memory. So many are no longer singing their song here. It is fun to drop in and read familar names however.
Good to see your post again today.

[Relic]

Thank you, David. The list here has been revised in certain parts.

[J.J. NIGHTINGALE]

I miss David Scott.............

[Relic]

There's a bunch of people I miss. :(

[J.J. NIGHTINGALE]

Me too........♥

[Robert Haigh]

Thanks for including me in the POETS WORTH READING list. I'm even more pleased to see David Lewis Paget as a recipient of your HALL OF FAME AWARD. He is, in my opinion, the most talented writer here!

[Relic]

You're welcome, Robert. Yes, David is also on youtube I believe, reciting some of his poems. He's a master of that style.

[James]

This is great, I have to say that I agree with you pretty much all the way. Very cool of you to do.

[Relic]

Thank you very much James. :)

[Papaya]

This is great to recognize people, and for many to discover new writers.
Must be a pain to maintain though what with all the adds/removes and sensitive poets around here. :)

[Relic]

I was just thinking about that. I hate to hurt people's feeling by not adding them. I have to do a lot of reading and deciding. It never ends. There are some that have blocked me I'd love to put on but, I'm through being "mister nice guy anyway" if you know what I mean.

I'm waiting for someone else to do their own. :)

[Papaya]

There are many great poets here for sure. :)
maybe someone else will step up.

[Relic]

We'll see.

[PoeticChico]

Great list! Thanks for sharing, i am checking out the ones I don't know...

[Relic]

Glad you liked it. Thanks.

[Lyn Anderson]

Ha ha, was that for me - a misplaced apostrophe in the Writer's (Writers) I miss category? Seeing if I was paying attention? Some of the most famed are also in the list of people who request but never review. I won't name names. They know who they are.

[Relic]

I never thought of that KL. ha Oh well, no list is perfect I guess. It would be nice to see someone else do a hall of fame of their own.

[Lyn Anderson]

I would definitely add Leslie Philibert and Sharonlee to the underrated writers. I can't imagine why Chris and Lydia wouldn't be mentioned.

[Relic]

Lydia blocked me. Chris?

[Lyn Anderson]

Just Chris. the older gentleman.

[Relic]

Can't find him. Do you have a link?