
A Starred Kirkus Indie Review
I received a starred “Kirkus Review” for my book Jump! Jump! Jump! Stacey. The review reads, “… A […]
I received a starred “Kirkus Review” for my book Jump! Jump! Jump! Stacey. The review reads, “… A […]
April is the 25th anniversary of National Poetry Month, a celebration of poets and poetry, started by the […]
In honor of National Poetry Month, I am kick off a series of poetry posts by featuring Honey, […]
Announcing launch event for my first published children's book, Stacey Became a Frog One Day,
This selection for National Poetry Month features Toi Derricotte and accomplished poet and champion of Black poets. She is co-founder […]
My Celebration of National Poetry Month * – Po-Po-Poetry continues with this post featuring James LaFond-Lewis (Jim to […]
Citizen: An American Lyric by Claudia Rankine won the PEN Open Book Award and the PEN Literary Award, […]
What inspires people to invent things especially the inventions that are so obvious once they are created? What […]
I’ve been reading some interesting books and so thought I’d start sharing specific books on a regular basis. […]
Some people have a “graveyard” love. I heard this phrase in my youth and it stuck with me. […]
People who know me or who see me on my daily commutes know that I love to read. […]
I had originally hoped to post a poem a day during Poetry Month (April) which has officially ended […]
Funeral Blues by W.H. Auden was made famous by the movie Four Weddings and a Funeral, when one […]
It is downright unfair to pick a couple of poems from a prolific poet to represent them. In […]
Lo and behold that some famous poems by well-heralded poets that I had to read for school, still […]
Eloquent and fiery, activist June Jordan remains one of my favorite poets although her output stopped when she […]
Following is a favorite poem from “back in the day” that still touches me, thrills me reading it […]
One of the poets I love the most is Langston Hughes. I read his book, The Sweet Flypaper […]