Carey Taylor’s The Lure of Impermanence
I always admire poets who paint a vivid, compelling picture of a setting or situation that seems, on its surface, […]
Slow Summer Reading: A Review of Relief Journal
Summer went by quickly for me this year. With a wiggly baby and active preschooler, I spent a lot of […]
Five Read-Aloud Books for Grown-ups
When we first started dating, Lyle and I used to read aloud to each other. Dating seems like a funny word for it. […]
Marjorie Stelmach’s “After” in Image Journal
Here’s my latest short introduction for Image Journal‘s Poetry Friday column. Marjorie Stelmach’s poem “After” is a tender and nuanced […]
walking the wire for literacy
Click the image above to learn more about Wireman Comics, an incredible series of comics designed especially for struggling readers. […]
