
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, […]
Peace over justice has always been my wayChoosing, preferring to stay out of the frayNow, I see this […]
My reading distances me; it takes me away from people I love. It sometimes forms a barrier. I […]
Sheltering in place during the Covid-19 pandemic is allowing me to uncover and rediscover the corners of my […]
Longing for the times that used to be How many new lives will be made? How many bills […]
I have learned not to let the messenger or delivery method obscure the truth of the information being […]
It struck me the other day that the most and often only thing I hear people say to […]
There is no greater thrill for me than seeing something I’ve written in print. and I am pleased […]
You don’t have to post it just cause you wrote it. Everything you think, you don’t have to […]
I have this habit – I fall in love with people regularly. I find people fascinating. I meet […]
It is not unknown to me. I actually do know it. I’ve been to that place, I’ve seen […]
I met David Bickham about 18 years ago when he was living in Boston. He promised me that […]
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, […]
I am way behind on posting another poem. My computer went down and I’ve been pretty busy. Now […]