National Poetry Month Archives – Page 26 of 52

Let the Poet Speak! – Carla Sarett

Posted on April 9, 2022March 20, 2022 by Constance Brewer

Carla Sarett: Carla’s novel, A Closet Feminist (Unsolicited Press), is available from major online retailers as well as the publisher. https://www.unsolicitedpress.com/store/p347/closetfeminist.html Carla’s novella, The Looking Glass (Propertius Press) is available in print from the publisher, and digitally from major retailers. https://www.propertiuspress.com/our-bookstore/The-Looking-Glass-by-Carla-Sarett-p395402005 Carla’s debut poetry collection, She Has Visions, will be published in November by […]

Let the Poet Speak! – Susan Cummins Miller

Posted on April 8, 2022March 20, 2022 by Constance Brewer

Tucson writer Susan Cummins Miller, a former field geologist, paleontologist, and college instructor, has published six novels and an anthology containing the works of 34 women writers of the American frontier. Her writing, inspired by her life and work in the desert West, arises from the intersections of landscape, science, history, prehistory, and time. Two […]

Let the Poet Speak! – Stephanie Kendrick

Posted on April 7, 2022March 20, 2022 by Constance Brewer

Stephanie Kendrick is the author of Places We Feel Warm (Main Street Rag Publishing, 2021), editor of “Periodical Poetry.”, and co-host of Athens County’s Thursday Night Open Mic. Her poems have appeared in Sheila-Na-Gig Online, Gyroscope Review, Northern Appalachia Review, Poets Reading the News, Spill: The Journal and elsewhere. Visit her website to check out […]

Let the Poet Speak! – Mark A. Fisher

Posted on April 6, 2022April 1, 2022 by Constance Brewer

Drifter available on Amazon Mark A. Fisher is a writer, poet, and playwright living in Tehachapi, CA. His poetry has appeared in: Reliquiae, Silver Blade, American Diversity Report, and many other places. His first chapbook, drifter, is available from Amazon. Mark’s poem “there are fossils” (originally published in Silver Blade) came in second in the 2020 Dwarf Stars Speculative Poetry […]