Cosmic Quakes
Originally posted March 2021 [Fatigue was my grade two (moderate) reaction symptom from shot number one. The husband and I both found ourselves taking a
Tag: poetry
Ides of March Part 3: For Brutus Is an Honorable Man (Repeat 3 Times)
For Brutus Is an Honorable Man (Repeat 3 Times) Last week we looked at the response of Mark Antony to Caesar’s assassination, and how his
Cats and Coincidence and Dappled Things
Cats and Coincidences and Dappled Things By Alicia Rasley Coincidence is trivial, tricky, falsely weird. But… it’s also magical. As fiction writers, we’re told to
The Posthumous Adventure of Dante’s Bones
For many years now I’ve planned to write a novel about Dante Alighieri, the Italian poet. The book didn’t work out (this is what I
The Wall by Anita Endrezze
Originally posted on February 3, 2017 by Ursula Le Guin with permission from the poet; post edited and updated by Jill Zeller. My friend Deborah
The Wall by Anita Endrezze
My friend Deborah Miranda sent me this poem by her friend Anita Endrezze, which says a lot of the things that have been struggling in