Tom Daellenbach
Biography
Featured Artist (June 2017)
Mukul Dahal
Poetry:
Father's Fingers (June 2011)
*Featured poet July 2011*
Face
Stolen
Dusty Damsgaard:
Dusty is a photographer who shoots the shorelines of Michigan. Whether it be sandy beaches of Lake Michigan
or the tempestuous waters of Superior, he can be found shooting lighthouses all throughout the year. Enamored
by the history of the region, he endeavors to share and educate others about the peninsula’s lighthouse keepers,
shipwrecks, and other often forgotten tales.
Featured photographer July 2021
Susan Dando
Bio
Featured Artist May 2021
Candace Louise Daquin
New Book Release December 2018
We Will Not Be Silenced
Katherine Lansing Davis
Poetry:
Annabel Lee Speaks From The Sepulchre (April 2015)
Ekphrastic Poetry:
The Bus (November 2017)
Terry Davis
Terry Davis Biography
Featured Artist July 2017
Holly Day
Holly lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with her two children and husband. Her most recently published books are Music Theory for Dummies, Music Composition for Dummies, and Walking Twin Cities.
Poetry:
Cattle (July 2009)
Lucille
Lang Day
Lucille is the author of a children's
book and seven poetry collections and chapbooks, most recently God
of the Jellyfish (Cervena Barva, 2007). She lives in
Oakland, California, and is the director of the Hall of Health, an
interactive children's museum in Berkeley.
New Book Release (January 2022)
Poetry & Science: Writing Our Way to Discovery
New Book Release (Feburary 2022)
Birds of San Pancho and Other Poems of Place
Poetry:
Red
Shoes (May 2008)
Dad
and the Gypsy (July 2008)
Pilgrimage
(September 2008)
Fall
(October 2008)
Woman
in Blue Jeans and Wool Socks (October 2008)
Amelia
Davis (October 2008)
Great-Grandmother
(October 2008)
Poem for My Daughters (March 2009)
Birth Mothers (May 2009)
One Hundred Fifty Necklaces (June 2009)
Dear Steve (November 2013)
Ekphrastic Poetry
Cup of Sorrow (May 2016)
New Book Release Feburary 2016
Red Indian Road West:Native American Poetry from California
Diane Dehler
Diane was nominated for the Pushcart Prize 2014. Her work has appeared in numerous poetry journals & three anthologies. Most recently she has been published in The Taj Mahal Review, The Applicant: a Kathmandu based Online Journal, Pirene’s Fountain, Poeticdiversity, Munyori Literary Review, Deepwater Literary Journal and Danse Macabre/DM du Jour.
Poetry:
Aurore (December 2012)
Solstice (April 2013)
To Baby C (May 2013)
Haiku
Haiku (January 2013)
Tanka
4 Tanka (June 2014)
Marco de Julia:
Marco is an amateur photographer, his first experience with photography happened with a cheap Kodac compact digital camera. It was only a few years later, around 2014, when he bought his first Nikon entry level digital camera, D3200. Marcos photos are mostly about landscape and travel photography.
Featured photographer July 2021
MFrostDelaney
Poetry:
Two Women (February 2021)
Spring Snow (March 2021)
The Mentor (April 2020 )
Dream (May 2021)
Ritual with Grampy (June 2021)
1950s Trips to Rockingham Park (July 2021)
Simpler Days (August 2021)
Shaking Off Summer (September 2021)
Ghost Pipes (October 2021)
A View From The Oak Leaf (November 2021)
Ornaments (December 2021)
The Day Before Santa (December 2021)
Confession of a New Englander Before the Storm (January 2022)
Reclaiming the Aura (January 2022)
The Love Passed Down (Feburary 2022)
Nana d’Entremont 1889 – 1987 (May 2022)
Springtime Waltz (June 2022)
**
Featured Poet October 2022
October Contentment
New England's First Chill
Seeking on Hallows’ Eve
A Word Sower’s Lament
***
The Reason for the Season (December 2022)
Black and White Photograph c. 1969 (December 2022)
Confession of a New Englander Before the Storm (January 2023)
False Hope (January 2023)
The Poem (February 2023)
A Spirit Comes (March 2023)
Rainbows (April 2023)
Ekphrastic Poetry
Migrant Monarch Beauty (December 2021)
Fishing (June 2021)
Leda and the Swan (July 2021)
Impressions (August 2021)
Nighthawks (September 2021)
Outside In (October 2021)
After The Memorial (November 2021)
Walk in Beauty (December 2021)
I dreamt I was a mouse … (January 2022)
Missing (March 2022)
Bucolic Replaced (May 2022)
Abandoned (June 2022)
Taos Sky (July 2022)
The Fairy Floss of Plum Island (August 2022)
Austrian Retreat (September 2022)
Christ Calms the Sea of Galilee (October 2022)
Antiphon (November 2022)
Welcoming The Haze (December 2022)
Twin (January 2023)
The Other World (March 2023)
1944 Dreams (May 2023)
Brown Finesse, Thoroughbred Flat Runner (June 2023)
Marsha de la O
New Book Release September 2016
Antidote for Night
Jeff DeLuzio
Jeff DeLuzio has written one collection of short stories, Snow-Man's Land (Michi-Mook, 1996), numerous stories, reviews, and articles, and workshopped seven original plays with teenagers. He hopes a novel will be out in the near future.
Movie Reviews:
Only (October 2010)
Pamela Denchfield
Prose Poem
Beginnings (September 2011)
Gail Denham
Poetry:
Small Town America (December 2019)
Engaged to Marry (Feburary 2020)
Don't Crack The Face (June 2020)
A Solution Emerges (September 2020)
Enjoying This Season (October 2020)
At the Check Stand (November 2020)
Caves Under Our House (November 2020)
Where Love Takes Us (February 2021)
Pray And Hold On (March 2021)
In The Family (June 2021)
Backyard Treasures (July 2021)
My Sacred Spot (September 2021)
Grief (October 2021)
Two Clerihews (November 2021)
What To Do (January 2022)
Sharing Bouquets (Feburary 2022)
High on Steens Mountain (October 2022)
Sensing The Change (October 2022)
Crucial Decisions (November 2022)
Love’s Expectations (February 2023)
A Very Real Poet (April 2023)
Ekphrastic Poetry:
Sam’s Eyes (September 2019)
Pa’s Old Blue Truck (November 2019)
Redmond (December 2019)
No Ice (January 2020)
At Last (July 2020)
River Retreat (August 2020)
Monarch Blessing (December 2020)
Empty Stretches Along Desert Highways (January 2021)
Our Plastic Menagerie (March 2021)
Robert (May 2021)
Off the Main Roads (September 2021)
The River (December 2021)
Out The Window (March 2022)
Perilous (October 2022)
Headed Home (March 2023)
Slowly, Up The Dirt Road (May 2023)
Haiku
Haiku (October 2020)
Flash Fiction
Concert (October 2019)
Sally Dennison
Ten years ago, upon moving to Sandpoint, Idaho, Ms. Dennison
began combining recycled pieces of nature and layers of paint
into 3-D whimsical treasures. She then embarked on an incredible
journey and joined the Artists' Studio Tour. Starting with
knitted puppets, she later moved to watercolor and mixed media
and this year, she has been working in acrylics with which she
has been able to soar into the world of colors and enjoy her
art immensely. Limited edition prints of Sally's recent work
available through dennisonart16@gmail.com
Featured Artist October 2016
Carol De Marninis
Our May featured artist, Carol De Marinis is a portrait and landscape painter working in Taos, New Mexico.
A native of Cleveland, Ohio and long-time resident of Los Angeles, the artist found a new habitat following
the 1994 Northridge earthquake.
To tell it in her own words, "A synchronistic and propinquitous commission fell like manna from heaven just
when I was being transferred to Manhattan and I was torn with temptation. Be dropped in the center of the
country's culture? Yes. But the new commission changed all that and allowed for a heart decision. I opted
for less city, not more. I could trade the freeways, now crumbling and shorn off, along with their background
of billboards, for dirt roads through Ponderosa forests and uninterrupted views that reach right into eternity.
The beloved ocean was swapped for clouds of every shape and color I could not have imagined."
Carol's paintings, in watercolor, oil and pastel are in a natural handwriting one Cleveland journalist termed
"interpretive realism." Sculpture is a second love which she is currently using to build ceramic polar bears.
Featured Artist May 2013
Julie Demoff-Larson
Book Review:
Where the Meadowlark Sings (September 2015)
Flor de té
Featured poet Feburary 2013
Procession
Before Now
Poema 31
Bruce Dethlefsen
Bruce is the author of three volumes of poetry. His latest, Breather, was published by Firweed Press in 2009. Bruce lives in Westfield, Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Poet Laureate 2011-2012
Poetry:
The Hot Dog Man (May 2009)
*Featured poet June 2009
For the Time Being
Cry Me
Playing the Field
When Somebody Calls after Ten P.M.
*
November Lake (Nov 2009)
The Way of the Poet Warrior (March 2010)
Will (September 2014)
August 28 (December 2016)
Cry Me (January 2018)
New Book Releases
Unexpected Shiny Things (November 2011)
small talk (June 2014)
Charlotte Digregorio
Charlotte Digregorio has authored seven award-winning books, the latest of which is
Ripples of Air: Poems of Healing, an inspirational poetry/reference book that is par-
ticularly apropos for our challenging times. She's also authored Haiku and Senryu: A
Simple Guide for All. She was honored by the Governor of Illinois in 2018 for her
lifelong achievements in the literary arts.
New Book Release (August 2020)
Ripples of Air: Poems of Healing
Tanka
Loneliness (August 2020)
Nostalgia (September 2020)
Tanka (January 2021)
Haiku
2 Haiku (September 2020)
Lost in Autumn (Haiku Sequence)(November 2020)
Homeless (a haiku sequence) (December 2020)
senyrü (December 2020)
Senryu (January 2021)
Haiku (February 2021)
Senry (February 2021)
Haiku (March 2021)
Poetry:
Halloween (October 2020)
Guilda Dimi
Guilda has been painting murals for over 30 years, commercial residential and industrial, painting ceilings creating Trompe l'oeils,
designing nurseries, faux finishing, textures and duplications of stones and marble. Exhibiting personal paintings in wide range of
medium. Guilda studied at Academie Des Beaux Arts and has been the Production Artist for the past 21 years at Muralesque.
She lives in the Metropolitan Area of Los Angeles in California.
Featured Artist November 2021
Featured Artist February 2023
Ray Dimock
Photograph's:
Light house photo's (July 2011)
Wade Dinius
Wade Dinius lives in Oregon. His works have appeared in magazines, palimpsests and machine shops across the nation.
Poetry:
The Promise (November 2007)
Wrest
(January 2008)
Jasminka Nadaskic Diordievic
Jasminka, living in Smederevo, Yugoslavia, is the author of four books
of poetry Time of Nettles, The Patch of Dark, Jostling of
Butterflies and An Upset Bird
Haiku:
Six
Haiku (November 2002)
Susan Doby
Photo collage for Four Tanka (March 2013)
Peggy Dobreer
New Book Release:
In The Lake of Your Bones (December 2012)
Poetry:
*Featured Poet July 2015*
Date Night in Heaven
Aubade
The Dazzling
*
Lara Dolphin
New Book Release September 2022
Chronicle of Lost Moments
Elizabeth
Domike
Elizabeth lives in Portland, Oregon.
Poetry:
The
Photographer (November 2007)
Craig Dominey
Craig
produces The Moonlit Road a website which presents
ghost stories and strange folktales of the American South, told by the
region's best storytellers.
www.themoonlitroad.com
donnarkovic
donnarkevic WV. MFA National University. Recent poetry has appeared in Triggerfish, Nassau Review, and About Place Journal.
A Best of the Net and Pushcart nominee. Poetry Chapbooks include Laundry, published in 2005 by Main Street Rag. FutureCycle
Press published, Admissions, a book of poems, in 2013. Many Sparrows, a book of poems was published in 2018 by The Poetry
Box. Plays have received readings in Chicago, New York, Virginia, and West Virginia.
Poetry:
Waxing the Used Fairlane (June 2017)
Joseph Dorazio
Joseph's a prize-winning poet whose most recent collection of poems, No Small Effort, is scheduled to be released by Aldrich Press this fall.
Poetry:
Endgame (October 2015)
The Depot (September 2016)
Jennifer Dotson
New Book Release September 2020
Late Night Talk Show Fantasy & Other Poems
New Book Release February
2021
The Majesty of Trees: Poets Respond Root, Trunk and Branch
New Book Release September 2021
Shoes: Poems About Footwear
New Book release October 2022
Odes: Poets Praising People, Places & Things
Linda Dove
Linda lives in Altadena, California, with her husband, daughter, and two Jack Russell terriers. She has published two award-winning poetry books: In Defense of Objects (Bear Star Press, 2009) and O Dear Deer, (Squall Publishing, 2011).
Poetry:
Impersonating Rita Dove in the Clothing Store (April 2012)
Leslie Doyle
Photograph's
Scenic photograph's (September 2010)
Jerry Downs
Featured Photographer Valentines Issue Feburary 2018
Tricia
Draper
Tricia, an author, editor, and freelance
journalist, lives in Decatur, TX with her husband and young son. Her
books include: Angels Among Us, The Writersville Charity Cookbook , and
Bobbby Bear Learns to be a Cowboy.
Short Stories:
My
Grandma ( May 2004)
Peter Dressel
Photo of Marie-Elizabeth Mali (April 2012)
Danielle Beazer Dubrasky
*Featured Poet November 2015*
Your Treasures Are Marbles
She Looks for the Day
A Woman Spins Her Grief
*
When she first lay beside you (December 2016)
Claire Du Brey
Recipe:
Claire Du Brey's Cookies (April 2018 )
Marcel Aime Duclos
New Book Releases
In the Moment (March 2019)
Descent Before the Surprise (September 2019)
The Old Farm on the Hill (May 2020)
The Inner Room (May 2021)
Unavoidable … evade dying at your own peril (June 2022 )
Beyond: Selected Poems (May 2023)
Poetry:
I Rattle Your Windows In the Night (October 2019)
After Reading the Wild Iris (April 2020)
At the Reading on the Hill That Night Overlooking Colorado Springs (April 2020)
You Left Too Soon (October 2020)
Old Man Worries Mindless in the Garden (November 2020)
That Night (December 2020)
Wet plein air oil shelters (January 2021)
If Only (February 2021)
Divination (March 2021)
Beyond Planet's Breadth (April 2021 )
Not Yet a Woman (December 2021)
In the End (June 2022)
The Milk Room (July 2022)
resurrection (August 2022)
Eyes Wide Open (November 2022)
I Remember Twenty-five (April 2023)
Ekphrastic Poetry
Monet’s Sheltered Path (October 2020)
Old Farmhand Remembers (December 2020)
House Overlooking the Park (March 2021)
Halfway (June 2022)
Colorblind (August 2022)
Room 304 (May 2023)
The Village Druggist (June 2023)
Haiku
Haiku String for Rebecca's Michael (January 2021)
Haiku String (September 2022)
Eileen Walsh Duncan
Eileen grew up in the Seattle Area. Her work has appeared in regional online and print literary journals.
Poetry:
Blueberry Season, 1976 (August 2012)
Sunflowers (September 2012)
Book Reviews:
Journeyman's Wages (Sept 2012)
Pauli
Dutton
Pauli, a librarian with a showgirl heart likes to sing, dance,
and shout to the hills!
Poetry:
I
asked for a poem (October 2008)
Tanka:
Four Tanka (March 2013)
New Book Release April 2017:
Altadena Poetry Review: Anthology 2017
Rosey Dyer
Biography
Featured Artist May 2018
Nic East
Nic has been
listed in Who's Who in American Art since 1972. A
painter, steel and wood sculptor and stained glass artist as well as a
poet and writer, he brings a broad spectrum of personal experience to
his creative work.
Poetry:
My
Other Half (February 2002)
Hard
Rain (Challenge) (October 2002)
Party
Time (January 2003)
Articles and Short Stories:
The
Fall Of The Towers (Novemebr 2001)
Afterimages
(September 2002)
Alexandria Economou
Alexandria, para equestrian, Usui Reiki Master, and Animal Assisted Therapist lives and teaches The Way of the Horse. Her creative endeavors on paper, metal and and clay are shaped by her life of "otherness" and the whispers of ancient ancestors.
Featured Poet October 2017
Between the Worlds
Walk The Hills/Great Grandmother's Story
Autumn Horses
Poetry:
Desert Songs (November 2016)
Lois Parker Edstrom
Lois, a retired nurse, is the author of four collections of poetry, the most recent Glint, Moonpath Press, 2019. Her poems have been read by Garrison Keillor on "The Writer’s Almanac", featured in "American Life in Poetry", adapted to dance, and transcribed into Braille. She lives, with her husband, on an island off the coast of Washington
New Book Release ( March 2020
)
Road Signs and Hobo Marks
New Book Release January 2021
Lessons of the Plum
New Book Release (August 2021)
Almanac of Quiet Days: Poems
New Book Release (July 2022)
The Language of Tides: New & Selected Poems
Poetry:
St. Mary's Autumn Rummage Sale (October 2019)
This Moment of Grace (December 2019)
***
Featured Poet January 2020
Winter Art
Wolf Moon
Apples of Winter
***
Ekphrastic Poetry
When All Has Been Said (December 2020)
Jerry Eisner
Featured Photographer June 2014
Raynette Eitel
Poetry:
Country Christmas (December 2011)
Larry
Egort
Larry is a 38 year old CPA for a 401k
investment company and poet appropriator from Boca Raton, Florida. He
tries to balance out spreadsheets and compliance administration with
the complex simplicity of expressing himself in what he
writes. Poetry:
Soulstice (April 2007)
Time’s Perennial Broom (August 2007)
Urban Dawn (October 2007)
Songs:
"Love will rein you in" (February 2009)
Sheila Elliott
Sheila is active in several Chicago area writing communities including Poets and Patrons, where she now serves as Vice
President. She writes both prose and poetry and has read her work aloud at many regional cafes, bookstores, and libraries.
Poetry
Dust and Wrenches (June 2020)
Ekphrastic Poetry
The Empty Chair (September 2021)
Art Elser
Art is a poet and writer whose poetry has been published in numerous journals and anthologies. His books include a memoir, What's It All About, Alfie?, and four poetry books, We Leave the Safety of the Sea, A Death at Tollgate Creek, As The Crow Flies, and To See a World in a Grain of Sand.
Alec
Emerson
Poetry:
World
Trade Center (September 2008)
.....The Winter of '17 (December 2017)
Anita Endrezze,
Anita,
of Yaqui and European descent, won the 1992 Waashington State Governor's
Writers Award for at the helm of twilight. Her most recent book is Throwing fire at the Sun, Water at the Moon (U of AZ press,
2000).
Poetry:
Ponies Gathering in the
Dark (June 2006)
My Little Sister’s Heart in My Hands (October 2012)
Margarita
Engle
Poetry:
Contentment
(March 2008)
Paleozoic
(March 2008)
The
Fabulist’s Pen (March 2008)
Thomas
Merton in Cuba (April 2008)
John
Enright
John has lived in American Samoa for 25
years, where he is Territorial Historic Preservation Officer. His poems
and other writings have appeared in more than forty
publications. Poetry:
It
Is the Dawning of the Age of Leviticus (January2006)
Driving
to the Mountain (January2006)
Charles Entrekin
Charles' works include Art of Healing (Poetic Matrix Press, 2016); Portrait of a Romance, a love story in verse (Hip Pocket Press, 2014) The Berkeley Poets Cooperative: A History of the Times (Hip Pocket Press, 2013); Listening: New and Selected Works (Poetic Matrix Press, 2010); and Red Mountain, Birmingham, Alabama, 1965 (El Leon Literary Arts, 2008). He is editor of the e-zine Sisyphus and managing editor of Hip Pocket Press
Photography:
Gail Entrekin April 2019
Poetry:
Spring Day in February (Feburary 2019)
Discovered (March 2019)
Letting Go (April 2019)
September (September 2019)
Letting Go (December 2019)
Featured Poet February
2021*
Dana Street, Berkeley, CA (February 2021)
For Gail on Her Birthday (February 2021)
Love Poem for Gail (February 2021)
***
Casting for the Cutthroat (April 2021 )
Gail Entrekin
Poetry:
Letting Go (December 2013)
"Foxglove" ( March 2020 )
Featured Poet February
2021*
Laguna Beach (February 2021)
Ask Me (February 2021)
The Business Man (February 2021)
***
Jacob Erin-Cilberto
Jacob is poet and performing artist who lives in Southern Illinois and
teaches English at John A. Logan community college. He has published in
several small magazines and anthologies. Poetry:
The
Thingamagig By the Watchamacallit (June 2005)
Mustard
on my Suit (July 2005)
Rider
(August 2005)
Facing
the Shade (February 2006)
Numbered Days (March 2007) Book
Review:
Unsung
Songs (July 2005)
Michael Escoubas
New Book Release (May 2019)
Monet in Poetry and Paint
New Book Release (October 2021)
Images: A Collection of Ekphrastic Poems
New Book Release May 2023
Ripples Into the Light: PhotoPoetry
Featured Poet (March 2016)
Sun Tea
Petunias in the Tractor Tire
Each Moment
Poetry:
Just for Tonight (Feburary 2016)
Petals (April 2016)
Ring-necked Pheasant (July 2016)
Sunshine Market (August 2016)
The First Time I Saw You (Feburary 2017)
Buffalo Crossing (March 2017)
Best Friends (April 2017)
Childhood (June 2017)
Rose-breasted Grosbeak: Nature's Pavarotti (July 2017)
Moonrise in Canoe Country (August 2017)
Eclipse (October 2017)
Autumn's Final Act (November 2017)
The Greatest Happiness(April 2018)
Conversation with My Mom (May 2018)
The Day My Dad Let Me Drive the Boat (June 2018)
Lunch in the Field (August 2018)
Late Summer Bouquet (September 2018)
*Featured Poet October 2018 *
Along the Salmon River
Country Home in Autumn
First Light
Flecks of Gold
Highland Road
Indian Summer
Sailing on the Sound
Timeless
***
Autumn Sail (November 2018)
Swans in Spring Marsh (March 2019)
On the Wings of a Dove (April 2019)
Time (April 2019)
Summer Haircuts (May 2019)
Wet Roads (June 2019)
Brick Path by the Sea (July 2019)
Sunset on the Snake River (September 2019)
Stormy Day (November 2019)
Home for Christmas, 1968 (December 2019)
2020 Vision (January 2020)
Kissing in the Rain (Feburary 2020)
After the snowstorm … ( March 2020 )
The Load of Sugar Cane (April 2020)
Mid-Day Tea, 1944 (May 2020)
Duck Hunting with Dad (June 2020)
At the Lake (August 2020)
The Garden (September 2020)
Camping Out in Autumn Days (November 2020)
The Poem that Made the World a Better Place (December 2020)
First Snow1955—Caught by Papa on His Kodak Reflex II (January 2021)
encircling joy (February 2021)
Love’s Vivid Transparence (February 2021)
Emergence (March 2021)
Remembering Jane Kenyon, 1947-1995 (April 2021 )
Picket Fence (May 2021)
The World as Reconciliation (June 2021)
Cicadas (August 2021)
Acrostic for Crows (October 2021)
Country Thanksgiving (November 2021)
Winter Haven (December 2021)
January Warmth (January 2022)
Opalescent Sea (Feburary 2022)
An Ordinary Morning (March 2022)
At Home Among Friends (April 2022)
Painting Gramma’s Nails (May 2022)
Green Grass and Dew-Steeped Flowers (June 2022)
Dawn (June 2022)
Awash In the Moment (July 2022)
*Featured Poet August 2022 *
Last Plum Island Wave
Shimmering Plum Island Dawn
Ode to the Lighthouse at Charlevoi
***
Prairie Grass in Sunlight (September 2022)
Boathouse at Otto’s Landing at End of Season (October 2022)
An Idyllic Christmas (December 2022)
Winter Sunrise in Illinois’ Hill Country (January 2023)
Blushing (February 2023)
Snowdrops (March 2023)
Along the Spoon River With Edgar Lee Masters (April 2023)
A Remembered Time(June 2023)
Ekphrastic Poetry
My Mother's Love (May 2017)
Sunset at Taos (September 2017)
Look Up! (September 2017)
The Magpie (December 2017 )
Whispered Love (March 2018)
Strolling on the Boardwalk After Bathers at La Grenouillere, 1869. (June 2018)
The Old Zimmer Place (July 2018)
Sea and Shadow (September 2018)
Pheasants and Plovers (December 2018)
Vibrations of Color (January 2019)
alone (Feburary 2019)
Resting (July 2019)
Seattle Sound after Rain (August 2019)
Waking Up in Alaska (September 2019)
Ingrid loves white orchids (October 2019)
To An Old Truck (November 2019)
Illinois (December 2019)
Stream of Love (January 2020)
Village by the Sea (June 2020)
Light across the Trail (July 2020)
Trout Fishing Adventure (August 2020)
The Sheltered Path (October 2020)
To the Changing Leaves (November 2020)
Dance of the Monarch (December 2020)
Sudden Rain (January 2021)
Flamingos (March 2021)
Trout in Watercolor (June 2021)
Bittersweet Surrender (July 2021)
Blue Sky, Distant Thunder (September 2021)
The Empty View (October 2021)
Afternoon Mood (November 2021)
Study in Purple (March 2022)
Planting Season (May 2022)
The Green Boat (June 2022)
Beneath the Taos Sky (July 2022)
Sunset on Plum Island (August 2022)
Turbulence (October 2022)
View from Across the River (November 2022)
First Snow in Taos (December 2022)
Winter Mornings in Red Hook (March 2023)
Book Reviews:
Splitting an Order (March 2018)
A Good Cry
(What We Learn from Tears and Laughter) (April 2018)
In the Early Morning Calling (May 2018)
Orange Lady (June 2018)
Psyche’s Scroll (August 2018)
Ten Poems for Difficult Times (September 2018)
The Caregiver (December 2018)
We Will Not Be Silenced (January 2019)
The Wingspan of Things (Feburary 2019)
What’s Left (March 2019)
Grateful Conversations - A Poetry Anthology by Westside Women Writers (April 2019)
A Morsel of Bread, A Knife (May 2019)
Still (May 2019)
In the Moment (June 2019)
The Book of Kells (June 2019)
Pequod Poems: Gamming with Moby-Dick (July 2019)
The Bell and the Blackbird (September 2019)
Around the World in Fifty Years (October 2019)
I Will Listen If You Tell Me Who I am (November 2019)
Descent Before the Surprise (December 2019)
Hunka Hunka Howdee! (January 2020)
Sex and Other Slapsticks ( March 2020 )
Aimless Love (April 2020)
Blue Tin Sky (May 2020)
Road Signs and Hobo Marks (June 2020)
Essentials (July 2020)
Metal Horse and Shadows: A Soul’s Journey (August 2020)
Ripples of Air: Poems of Healing (September2020)
Late Night Talk Show Fantasy & Other Poems (October 2020)
A Raga for George Harrison (November 2020)
BLUES for FRENCH ROAST with CHICORY: Poems (December 2020)
The Ones Within (January 2021)
Rain in Plural: Poems (January 2021)
Listen (February 2021)
The Lesson of Plums (February 2021)
The Majesty of Trees: Poets Respond Root, Trunk and Branch (March 2021)
Color and Line: Poems by Carole Mertz (March 2021)
Reflections: Life, the River, and Beyond (April 2021 )
In Search of the Owl—A Memoir (April 2021 )
The First Six Months: Poems During a Pandemic (May 2021)
IMAGES: A Collection of Ekphrastic Poetry (May 2021)
When the Virus Came Calling (June 2021)
Common Ground (June 2021)
Affirmation (July 2021)
Nature: Human & Otherwise (July 2021)
Green Mountain: Poems (August 2021)
Kindness in Winter (August 2021)
We Are Here: Village Poets Anthology (September 2021)
Almanac of Quiet Days: Poems (September 2021)
Dearest Papa: A Memoir in Poems (October 2021)
Reading Between the Lines (October 2021)
Shoes: Poems About Footwear (October 2021)
Poems to Lift You Up and Make You Smile (November 2021)
Communiqué: Poems From The Headlines (November 2021)
Darkness on the Face of the Deep (December 2021)
Calendar Girls: Poems 2022 (December 2021)
Remember: Poems for the 20th Anniversary of 9/11 (December 2021)
The Trip (January 2022)
Time and Tide: An Atlas for the Grieving (January 2022)
A 21st Century Plague: Poetry from a Pandemic (January 2022)
View From the Back Window: Blue Collar Poetry on Life (January 2022)
Poetry & Science: Writing Our Way to Discovery (Feburary 2022)
Come Walk with Me: Poems Reflecting Walks Around Devon (Feburary 2022)
At Work (Feburary 2022)
My Body the Guitar (March 2022)
Birds of San Pancho and Other Poems of Place (March 2022)
Still Possible (March 2022)
Mile Markers (April 2022)
Underground River of Want (April 2022)
Doctor Poets & Other Healers: Covid in Their Own Words (May 2022)
A Dreamless Night (May 2022)
poetry of the engineer (May 2022)
Dearest Water (June 2022)
In January, the Geese (June 2022)
The Bride’s Gate and Other Assorted Writings
A Modern Eclectic Reader for Modern Eclectic Readers (June 2022)
Steve Henderson in Poetry and Paint (July 2022)
Unavoidable … evade dying at your own peril (July 2022)
Edge of the Echo (July 2022)
Ode to El Camino de Santiago and Other Poems of journey (July 2022)
Perennial Earth: Poetry by Wallace Stevens and Paintings by Alexis Serio (August 2022)
A Matter of Dark Matter (August 2022)
February’s Rose (August 2022)
The Language of Tides: New & Selected Poems (September 2022)
The Joseph Tree (September 2022)
Every Day A Blue Sky (September 2022)
Self-Portrait with Thorns (October 2022)
apparitions (October 2022)
To Talk of Many Things: Selected Poems (October 2022)
The Color of Prayer: Poems on Rembrandt Painting the Bible (November 2022)
Leave It Raw (November 2022)
Chronicle of Lost Moments (November 2022)
when the daffodils die (December 2022)
Odes: Poets Praising People, Places & Things (December 2022)
Breaking Cover: Poems (December 2022)
Synergy (January 2023)
Alice in Wonderland (January 2023)
Poetry Society of Colorado: Centennial Anthology (January 2023)
Bright Skies: Selected Poems (February 2023)
THE POWER OF THE PAUSE: The Wonder of Our Here & Now (February 2023)
In Her Terms (February 2023)
If There Is No Wind (March 2023)
Her Joy Becomes (March 2023)
Crystal Fire: Poems of Joy and Wisdom (April 2023)
Evidence of Grace (April 2023)
Ogden’s Proverb (April 2023)
Desert Flow (May 2023)
The Ethereal Effect–A Collection of Villanelles (May 2023)
Hayley and the Hot Flashes (May 2023)
God's Cowlick (June 2023)
Beyond: Selected Poems (June 2023)
Gathering Sunlight (June 2023)
Trudy Escoubas
Recipes:
October 2018
Baked Cheesy Zucchini Bites
Lemon Zucchini Bread
January 2019
Turkey Tortilla Soup
Butternut Squash Soup
Feburary 2019
Cherry Berries on a Cloud
Red Velvet Cake
*
Sour Cream Softies (April 2019)
Frozen Fruit Slush (July 2019)
Pumpkin Torte (October 2019)
November 2019*
Festive Orange Bread
Turkey Noodle Soup
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Almond Bread (December 2019)
Sausage and Apple Stuffed Acorn Squash (January 2020)
Smoked Sausage-Potato Soup with Toasted Pumpernickel Croutons (March 2020)
Easy Cinnamon Roll Bread (May 2020 )
Strawberry Spinach Salad (July 2020)
Rhina P. Espaillat
Rhina, a
Dominican bilingual poet, also writes essays and short stories in both
English and Spanish, and translates. Her next poetry collection, Her
Place in These Designs, is being published in November by
Truman State University Press. Poetry:
To
Diana (April 2005)
Prosody
(April 2005)
He
Lives on the Landing (April 2005)
Petunias
In November (nov2005)
Visiting
Day (May 2006)
This
Is To Tell You (May 2006)
When
We Sold the Tent (August 2006)
Between You and the Dead, It’s All Uneven (November 2008)
Ritual Song For Us All (November 2008)
Margaret Esposito
Featured Photographer Valentines Issue Feburay 2018
Michael Estabrook
Poetry:
Fenway Park, 100 Years Old (August 2012)
Melanie Claire Blinn Eulberg
Poetry:
Fall-en (September 2020)
Garden Show (October 2020)
The Life-Changer (February 2021)
Weather Damage (October 2021)
Three Clerihews (November 2021)
Featured Poet May 2022 *
Bequest
Joseph’s Coat Rose–Triolets for Mom
First Crocus
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Re-Collection (June 2022)
Springing Back (June 2022)
Sonnet for Grandmothers (May 2023)
Ekphrastic Poetry
Autumn Quest (August 2020)
Mineral Healing (March 2022)
Haiku
Floral Memories–a Haiku Quartet (July 2022)
Justin Evans
Justin was born and raised in Utah. After serving in the army, he majored in History and English education. He lives with his wife and sons in rural Nevada, where he teaches at the local high school. His next book, Cross Country, written with Jeff Newberry, is scheduled for release from Word-Tech in 2019.
Poetry:
Open Letter to William Heyen (April 2018)
J. Glenn Evans
J. Glenn is a poet, novelist, activist, and founding director of PoetsWest
Book Review:
FEELING THE UNTHINKABLE (November 2013)
Poetry:
My Grandfather Spoke (September 2011)
Remember Rachel Corrie (April 2014)
Winston Farsoul
Poetry:
Cross No More Rivers (October 2010)
Susan Fealy
Poetry:
The Watch (April 2012)
Richard Fein
Richard is the author of eight books of poetry, including B'KLYN (2011), two
books of Yiddish poetry in translation, and two books of prose including The
Dance of Leah: A memoir of Yiddish., taught at SUNY New Paltz for four decades.
His book Kafka's Ear, won the Maurice English Award.
Poetry:
Blooming
Lovers (February 2006)
Cicada
At Her Little Feet (Oct 2006)
Amending John Donne's Geology (April 2011)
Roberta Feins
Poetry:
St. Jean de Luz (August 2013)
Last Promises (September 2013)
Etude (October 2013)
Eastern Interlude - Autumn ( October 2016 )
Though I live West, My Heart is East (December 2016)
New Book Release:
Something Like a River (July 2013)
New Book Release January 2019
A Morsel of Bread, A Knife
Jayne Jaudon Ferrer
New Book Release (October 2021)
Poems to Lift You Up and Make You Smile
New Book Release March 2023
Hayley and the Hot Flashes (March 2023)
Camila Ferst
Click here to read Artist's Bio
Featured Artist May 2019
Annie Finch
New Book release
Villanelles (Feburary 2012)
Judith Fine-Sarchielli
Judith is a writer, Developmental Editor, and a Life Story and Personal
Branding Specialist. She lives in Topanga Canyon, CA which inspires her
connection with Mother Nature.
Short Articles:
THE THIRD HUMMINGBIRD: A Winter Solstice Tale (December 2008)
POLLINATE or POLLUTE: TO BEE or NOT TO BEE (February 2009)
Rachel Finch
New Book Release December 2018
We Will Not Be Silenced
Mike
FitzGerald
Short Stories;
A
Word of Advice, Son (April 2003)
Casey FitzSimons
Casey FitzSimons’ poetry appears in print and online in Fresh Hot Bread, The Prose-Poem Project, flashquake, Leveler, EarthSpeak, Newport Review, and others . She has been a finalist in the River Styx and Writecorner Press poetry competitions. She taught art in San Francisco for many years, publishing her studio drawing book, Serious Drawing, with Prentice Hall, and reviewed many exhibitions for Artweek. She has collected her works annually in chapbooks, most recently Altering the Lay of Land (2010) and Forgetting My Errand (2009). She is a frequent reader at San Francisco Bay Area venues.
Poetry:
Summer Ran (September 2011)
Eileen Valentino Flaxman
The life of Eileen Valentino Flaxman has not followed a typical trajectory. Her career as a singer and actress meant she became a mother in her forties and a college graduate in her sixties. She wrote, performed, and loaned other singers her songs but it wasn’t until Eileen stopped to get an English degree that she discovered her love of poetry. First project was writing a poem for each of the 135 chapters in Herman Melville’s masterpiece Moby-Dick. The collection is regularly featured on The Melville Society’s Face Book page as well as other literary journals. Next came her memoir Pieces of Glass: Growing Up Catholic in the Sixties (available on Amazon). She doesn’t plan on stopping any time soon.
Mark Fleisher
Albuquerque-based Mark Fleisher has published three books of poetry— with some prose thrown in— and collaborated on a fourth.
His work has appeared in numerous online and print anthologies. An Ohio University journalism graduate, and his service in the
United States Air Force included a year in Vietnam as a combat news reporter.
Poetry
Morning Welcome (September 2020)
Moon Shot (October 2020)
Interrupted by the Rain (October 2020)
Leaves (November 2020)
Forever Connection (November 2020)
A Holiday Duet (December 2020)
Silent Night (December 2020)
Safety of the Night (December 2020)
Sheltering in Place (January 2021)
Easy Sunday (February 2021)
Love's Timeless Journey (February 2021)
A Sometime March (March 2021)
The Unexpected Visitor (March 2021)
T.S. Eliot Be Damned (April 2021 )
Clerihew for Sylvia (April 2021 )
Mom Remembered (May 2021)
Sardines, Salmon, Baseball Bats (June 2021)
Her Fourth of July (July 2021)
Once a River (August 2021)
Freedom So Near (September 2021)
Elegy for Grandpa Philip (October 2021)
A True Tale of a Murder (October 2021)
Never Too Late (November 2021)
A Clerihew Vladimir Putin (November 2021)
In the Haze (Feburary 2022)
Featured Poet April 2022*
Clerihew for Ezra...and Bob
Clerihew for Edna
Clerihew for Rita
Clerihew for Lawrence
Clerihew for Alexander
Clerihew for Amanda
Clerihew for Robert
Clerihew for John
Clerihew for Langston
Clerihew for Amy
Clerihew for Rudyard
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Dearest Merle (February 2023)
Winds Aloft (March 2023)
Ekphrastic Poetry
Long May You Reign (December 2020)
Serenaded by Sunflowers (May 2021)
Memories of the River (December 2021)
Autumn Reminder (November 2022)
The Sun Also Freezes (December 2022)
Haiku
Haiku (January 2021)
Cinquain
Hope (January 2021)
Gretchen Fletcher
Poetry:
And Still I Have Loved (May 2012)
Set Free (May 2014)
Flor de té
Poetry:
To: Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz
in the sky (April 2013)
Susan Florence
Featured Artist March 2016
Featured Poet May 2016
Return to Spring
White Mariposas, Mexico
Town Without Mother
Ekphrastic Poetry
Ceremony (May 2016)
Mary Flynn
Featured Poet October 2016
Equinox
Seasons
Wetland
Pinwheel Jasmine
Ekphrastic Poetry
Anzio (September 2018)
Garden Delight (May 2019)
Rory Flynn
Featured Photographer May 2015
Ida
Bettis Fogle
Ida lives in Columbia, Missouri. Her
day job takes place at the public library. When she's not working there
or writing, she's taking care of her children or renovating her house.
Poetry:
Gals
and Ladies (Nov 2004)
CB Follett
Poetry:
Featured poet May 2010
Guardian of the Gates
Making Arrangements
Carol Folsom
Poetry:
If I Died Too Soon (May 2014)
Love Letter (Feburary 2017)
Linda Fonnesbeck-Collins
Linda is a writer living in Santa Cruz, California. She is the proud mother of two grown sons,
Nash Collins and Jed Collins, both
of whom she credits as inspiration for the poem, Child In Time.
Poetry:
Child in Time (May 2012)
Lenny Foster
Bio Page
Featured Photographer December 2017
Bradley
Fralick
Brad, a retired dentist and the
publisher of Scribbler's Corner, is in pre-production on an
autobiographical documentary film.
Haiku:
Clouds
(June 2001)
Computer
(June 2001) Short Stories and Articles:
Dead
Man Walking (June 2001)
Summer
Wind (July 2001)
Maria Francesca
Poetry:
Goodnight
Grandmother (May 2008)
My
Mother Gave Me Words (May 2008)
Brian Francis Poetry:
Paradise
Lost (March 2008)
Ed Frankel
Poetry:
Dark
Parlors Remind Me Of The Spanish Civil War (May 2008)
Laryalee
Fraser
Laryalee is a retired
reporter/photographer in British Columbia, Canada. Poetry:
Summer
Lost ( August 2003)
Haiku:
Haikufest '06 (August 2006)
Meg
Fraser
A California poet transplanted from
Massachusetts, Meg made her film debut in Being With Eddie a short film
mentor project. Poetry:
Somewhere
You Are Near (Sept 2003)
Dale Frasier
Featured Photographer June 2016
Dead Mans Cove~Montauk~NY
Recipes
Dale's Thick & Crunchy Smoothie (November 2020)
Garry Frayne
Garry is an established professional freelance landscape photographer based
in Perth, Western Australia who specialises in capturing fine art images of
dramatic landscapes and coastal seascapes. A firm believer in the capture of
images that either convey an emotion or portray a story, often his own, he also
strives to present thought-provoking images which stir emotions either from
experience, connection or reaction.
Featured Photographer July 2021
NaKeesa Frazier
Poetry:
A Real True Mother's Love (a tribute to surrogate mothers) (May 2012)
O.P.W. Fredericks
Book Reviews:
A Transit of Venus (December 2016)
Dina Friedman
Poetry:
Learner's Permit (September 2014)
Socks (December 2019)
Janet Sleeper Frostad
Featured Poet July 2013*
Perfect
Passing the Oars
Any Tuesday
*
Leslie
Fuller
Leslie is a writer, producer and composer who works primarily in
television (multiple Emmy awards) and national and international public
radio. Among her numerous credits: staff writer, "Saturday Night Live;"
creative producer, "Who Wants to Be A Millionaire;" and co-creator of
NPR's "Wait Wait Don't Tell Me." She divides her time between New York
City, Chicago, and her home in Northampton, MA.
Short Articles:
Ground
Zero (Sept 2001)
Harry Furness
Poetry:
Song
for Robert Frost (April 2008)
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