
Po-Po-Poetry: Honey, I Love
In honor of National Poetry Month, I am kick off a series of poetry posts by featuring Honey, […]
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,
My reading distances me; it takes me away from people I love. It sometimes forms a barrier. I […]
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. […]
People who know me or who see me on my daily commutes know that I love to read. […]
It is downright unfair to pick a couple of poems from a prolific poet to represent them. In […]
Clarence Major is a poet, novelist and painter. I have a tattered copy of Swallow the Lake, a […]
Lo and behold that some famous poems by well-heralded poets that I had to read for school, still […]
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 […]
Usually books are constant companions as I travel to meetings and presentations. I typically have 2-3 going at […]
I have loved to read all of my life but have recognized recently that when my life is […]
The Inoculation Effect happens when a child, in disadvantaged circumstances, is guided through childhood by his/her parents to […]
Stuff I Read: The Round House by Louise Erdich One of the finest novels I’ve read by this supremely […]
Stuff I Did: Attended Social Media Workshop sponsored by the Dorchester Artists Collaborative at the recently opened Erick Jean […]
Stuff I Did Saw the play, Stones in His Pockets (running ‘til March 16) at the Lyric Theatre with […]
Key: **** superb *** really liked ** liked * it was okay () pure fluff (Note: I’ve written […]