cold and strangeness sleep... here, warmed at the fire... of my hearth ... uninvited, but visiting still.
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FRESH OFF THE PAGE: somewhere the moon
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LARAC Calls for art in 2017, I answer
Gone are the days of toting a portfolio of work around to galleries. I didn't even have to make a CD. In this new Internet age, many things have become so much easier.
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Weekend Wonders: Finding the Sisterhood of Poets
It is a great thing to find (at any point in life) that you belong somewhere, with some people, who've been traveling the same road you were all along. One day you meet them, recognize each other, and your lives are all the richer for it...
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A Visit to Bedlam Farm
While I was there Jon sat me down for a photoshoot. It was a beautiful day, and though I don't really enjoy having my picture taken, I knew better than to argue...
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FRESH OFF THE PAGE: in between
shadows fierce, bound, inside my suit of skin, ready, every moment, to rise up blazing, meet the light, and stare it down...
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“Gone to Ground: Selected Poems & Essays” is now available
Poems rooted in darkness, and poems reaching toward the light; poems filled with spirit, and poems that pierce the heart: All can be found here in the author's first-ever published collection of works.
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‘Gone to Ground,’ in my hands
Having my book in my hands, even just the proof, was a galvanizing experience. It all felt real to me finally, like something coming together, arriving after a long time's absence.
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Poetry book update: ‘Gone to Ground’ in production
Above is the final cover for my upcoming book of poetry and essays. I have my very own ISBN and am now officially copyrighted! It's very exciting and I am really proud to have put together this project and be moving forward with publishing my work...
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Poetry book: Cover comparisons
My book of poems and essays is nearly ready for printing. I'm at the cover design stage, and looking for opinions on the cover below...
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Poetry book: moving forward, looking back
Working with the template provided is really easy, but formatting a book of poetry has its challenges...
