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Greetings

Welcome to my page. Here you will find links to my books and online work. Most of the pages are blank at this point but that will change over the next few weeks, as I add more links. This is not what I would call a regular (aka consistently updated) blog, but I hope to post upcoming publications here and occasional ramblings that aren't suited for Substack. I also plan to post links to the books and poems of David Wyman, who died in August 2022. That should also take some time because Dave was always far more concerned with writing poems than keeping track of what publications they ended up in. Still, there is a lot of his stuff floating around online, as well as a video recording of a reading he did for the New England Poetry Society. Look for those in the near(ish) future. Last but not least, I'm happy to report I published new poems in Creekside Magazine and Loch Raven Review last fall, as well as a story in House of Long Shadows . This year I've received acceptan...

New Poems

New poems up in the latest issues of A Curious Moon and Lunae . I also got an acceptance this week from Potomac Review for the magazine's next issue. Much gratitude to all three for accepting my work. In other news, I've added a few new links to Dave's page, including poems from Squawk Back and The Voices Project. Woke up to a dusting of snow two days in a row, despite the fact that it's officially "Spring." But warmth is coming. I took a drive up to Seabrook, NH with my husky and remembered how intensely blue the sea can be. Up until recently, I've been reading books about the cold and watching movies set in icy places. Girl in Ice, a mystery by Erica Ferenchik, starts off with a James Balog quote I'll leave here - In ice is the memory of the world. Photo by Fox Grom

New Poems

Finally feels like spring is on the way. I've got a new poem forthcoming this month in Heimat Review , one that I'll explain the backstory for once it appears. I've also posted a link to three more of Dave's poems that appeared in BlazeVox. Check them out. As I catch up on things, I hope to post some longer reflections but for now this has to be brief.

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