Entries by Bethany

Sandra Yannone’s BOATS FOR WOMEN

BOATS FOR WOMEN, Sandra Yannone, Salmon Poetry, 2019. If you don’t know Sandra Yannone, I am here to tell you, you really should. In addition to being Poet Laureate of her hometown, Old Saybrook, Connecticut, consider this impressive list of activities from her website: She is co-founder and host of Cultivating Voices LIVE Poetry, an […]

Review of MY HEART IS NOT ASLEEP

My Heart Is Not Asleep, Thomas A. Thomas, MoonPath Press 2024. William Wordsworth famously described poetry as “strong emotion…recollected in tranquility,” and that is how I want to think about—or think with and through—this collection of poems by Thomas A. Thomas, a photographer and an extraordinary poet, now the Assistant Managing Editor at MoonPath Press. […]

My next reading…

A quick heads’ up for anyone living near Pelican Bay Books & Coffeehouse in Anacortes, Washington. I’m really excited (and honored) to have been invited to read for the Madrona Reading Series, no less alongside the great Michael Daley. Saturday, Feb. 28, 6 p.m. Having a little difficulty pasting in the poster — I seem […]

What Am I Doing Here?

Okay, okay, I know it’s been a long time. What have I been busy with? Trying to undo some of the house problems that I had paid little or no attention to for the previous 40 years of my life. (For the previous 69 years of my life, now that I think about it.) Trying […]