Ellen Bass
I'd always been reluctant to teach online. And then I had to.
Lynne
Paula Deitz
Editor of the Hudson Review
Jacqueline Allen Trimble
I think the joy comes out of my curiosity about the world
John Robert Lee
When I read, even my own work, I try to follow the line, its rhythms, its sounds, its inner voice
More Than a Handful
More Than a Handful is about revisiting childhood and seeing things both as a child and as an adult.
Blue Circus
It's all how you juggle the chaos,
the strife of a circus life.
Lorette C. Luzajic
Let’s start by asking you to explain what the term “ekphrastic” means to you. Ekphrasis originally had a specific purpose- poetry or literature describing an artwork, to those who couldn’t see it. If there was an artifact or painting, there…
John Sibley Williams
I usually start with a single haunting image written at the top of a page.
Persephone Ponders
Persephone peers out without blinking.
Puddles, After MC Escher’s Print of the Same Name Done in 1952
Backward, echoing, mirroring
It is provocative to postulate