NH Poetry Census 2021
Books:
John-Michael Albert. Music. Marble Kite Press, 2021. Resident of Portsmouth. Purchase info: E-mail John-Michael.Albert@Comcast.net
Sarah
Anderson. We Hold On To What We Can.
Loom Press, 2021. Resident of Exeter. Purchase info: https://www.loompress.com/store/we-hold-on-to-what-we-can-poems
Berger, L. R. Indebted to Wind. Deerbrook Editions, 2021. Purchase info: www.deerbrookeditions.com
Bill Burtis. Liminal. Nine Mile Books, 2021. Resident of Exeter.
Purchase info: https://www.ninemile.org/
Bill Chatfield. We Are Stardust: the universe in verse. Peterborough Poetry Project, 2021. Resident of Peterborough. Purchase info: peterboroughpoetryproject.org/books
Page Coulter. Call it a Mountain. Top of the World Press, 2021. Resident of Center Sandwich.
Mark Decarteret. lesser case. Nixes Mate Books, 2021. Resident of Rye. Purchase info: https://www.waterstreetbooks.com (free shipping/signed)
Samantha DeFlitch. Confluence. Broadstone
Books, March 2021. Resident of Portsmouth.
Alice B Fogel. Nothing But: a series of indirect considerations on art & consciousness. 2021. Spuyten Duyvil. Resident of Walpole. Purchase info: http://www.spuytenduyvil.net/nothing-but.html
Elizabeth Gauffreau, Grief Songs: Poems of Love & Remembrance, published by Paul Stream Press, 2021. Resident of Nottingham.
Midge Goldberg. To Be Opened After My Death. Kelsay Books. Resident of Chester. Purchase info: https://kelsaybooks.com/
William James. If I Forget Thee Lowcountry, Self-published, 2021. Resident of Manchester.
Meg Kearney. All Morning the Crows. The Word Works, 2021. Resident of New Ipswich. Purchase info: https://www.toadbooks.com/book/9781944585440 or https://www.spdbooks.org/Products/9781944585440/all-morning-the-crows.aspx
Don Kimball. Late Autumn, Raking. Kelsay Books, 2021. Resident of Concord. Purchase info: https://kelsaybooks.com/pages/contact-us
Katherine Morgan. Girl, Woman, Bird. Finishing Line Press, 2022 (available for pre-order). Resident of Durham. Purchase info: www.finishinglinepress.com
Alexandria Peary. Battle of Silicon Valley at Daybreak. Spuyten Duyvil, 2022 (available now). Resident of Londonderry. Purchase info: http://www.spuytenduyvil.net/battle-of-silicon-valley.html
Alexandria, Peary, editor. COVID SPRING II: More Granite State Pandemic Poems. Hobblebush Books, 2021. Purchase info: https://www.hobblebush.com/product-page/covid-spring-ii A portion of sales goes to NH Food Bank.
Kyle Potvin. Loosen. Hobblebush Books, 2021. Resident of Exeter. Purchase info: https://www.hobblebush.com/product-page/loosen.
Gina Puorro. The Wild Will Call You Back, Self-Published, 2021. Resident of Barrington. Purchase info: at Amazon
Autumn Siders. She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not: 365 Poems to Lift You Up, Crush Your Soul, and Lift You Back Up Again. E.M. Sanchez Press, 2021. Resident of Moultonborough. Purchase info: https://ipage.ingramcontent.com/
Betsy Snider. View From the Other Side, Blue Light Press, November 2020. Resident of Acworth. Purchase info: http://bluelightpress.com/bookstore.php
Maren Tirabassi and Maria Mankin, eds. Pitching our Tents: Poetry of Hospitality. Book Funnel, 2021. Resident of Portsmouth. Purchase info: https://dl.bookfunnel.com/q5j6on197f
Dianalee Velie. Italian Lesson, The Poetry Box, 2021. Resident of Newbury. Purchase info: https://thepoetrybox.com/bookstore/italian-lesson
Carol Westberg. Ice Lands. David Robert Books, 20201. Resident of Hanover. Purchase info: https://www.davidrobertbooks.com/westberg_ice.html
Pat Whitney. Lost and Found. Self-Published, 2021. Resident of Sunapee. Purchase info: at Amazon
Literary Journal/Anthology Publications:
John Achorn, Resident of Lancaster:
Poem in COVID Spring II: More Granite State Pandemic Poems, edited by Alexandria Peary, Hobblebush Books, 2021.
Liz Ahl, Resident of Plymouth:
“A Nest in the Palm of Your Hand,” in Lavender Review, December 1, 2021
“Empty” and “Good Housekeeping,” in One
Art: A Journal of Poetry, October 6, 2021
“Watching
the Blood Moon,” in Limp Wrist (Villanelle Issue),
October 2021
“Prayer Against Healing,” in the New Verse News, July 22, 2021
Diannely Antigua, Resident of Portsmouth:
“Training” in Poetry Magazine, December 2021
“Diary Entry #31” in Attachment Disorder
“Diary Entry #28” in Northwest
Review, Winter 2021.
“Diary Entry #34” in Epigenetics
“Ode to a Lapkin” in Why To These Rocks: 50 Years Of Poems From The Community Of Writers, 2020
Barbara
Bald, Resident of Alton:
“Behind our Masks” in COVID Spring II: More Granite State Pandemic Poems, Hobblebush Books, 2021.
“Beyond, In Praise of Grace, What Ghosts Follow You Home?” PSNH, Dec 2021
Brenda Beardsley, Resident of West Chesterfield:
"In This Isolation" in COVID Spring II: More Granite State Pandemic Poems, Hobblebush Books, 2021.
"Interpolated Visions @ Indeterminate Intervals: Moth, Thin Night, Brilliant Sky, Dense Night, Tear Gas, & Shrouds." Fence (Steaming: their online edition); October 6, 2021.
Bill Chatfield, Resident of Peterborough:
“Alone in the Moonlight,” in Post Script, an anthology of postcard poetry, June, 2021.
“Water Anywhere,” in Celestory Magazine, Fall 2021.
“The Last and Only Orange” in Covid Spring II: More Granite State Pandemic Poems. 2021
“Earth in Motion,” and “The Tale of Galaxy CQ 4479” in Smoky Quartz, Fall 2021.
Amber Rose Crowtree, Resident of Grafton:
“Olowan”: Visual Verse IV. (anthology), Snapshots in Time, Native American Diversity is Beautiful, Literary Arts Guild of the Center for Arts, Lake Sunapee Region, August, 2021
“Abandoned Face Covering”: Covid Spring II More Granite State Pandemic Poems, Hobblebush Books, October, 2021
The following titles are my 2021 creations from prompts via Dianalee Velie/John Hay Poetry Society, published through InterTown Record and shared on the Center for the Arts Lake Sunapee NH Region website: Literary Arts (centerfortheartsnh.org)
January prompt: It begins with a house“ Somewhere in these Reincarnate Decibels of Light…”
May prompt: Mother may I? “Victorian-Female Please”
June prompt: Salutations to the summer sun “A Vampire’s Lamentation”
October prompt: The skeleton in my closet “Suits, With No-Body in Them
Cheryl Cizewski, Resident of Bristol:
“Unmoored” in COVID Spring II: More Granite State Pandemic Poems, Hobblebush Books, 2021.
Ann B. Day, Resident of Peterborough:
Poetry Through the Year 2021 Engagement Calendar: Poems and Photos by Ann B. Day, !00 pages, 16th Annual Year, Published by Raven Croft Publishing: January 2021, Brown Printer, Barre, Vermont: “Autumn Transition," “I Know it is You: a Triolet," and “Tamarack Tree”
“Cambridge Garden Revisited” in The Poets’ Touchstone, Fall 2021 edition.
“Rhythm with the Trees” in Green Mountain Trading Post, May 6, 2021 on front page.
“Two Winter Worlds” in Green Mountain Trading Post, February 24, 2021
In The Valley Reporter, Waitsfield, VT Weekly Mad River Valley newspaper. December 2, 2021. Nature articles and poetry most every week during 2021
Julie A. Dickson, Resident of Exeter:
In 2021, Dickson has had over 70 acceptances in journals including: 2021 Vigil for Elephants, Avocet Winter Poetry Journal, Bear Creek Haiku, Poetry Quarterly, Silver Birch Poetry, Ekphrastic Review, First Literary Review East, Page & Spine, Open Door Magazine, Misfit, Gleam, Sledgehammer, Prolific 100, Old Rat Publishing-Burrow, and Writers Resist.
Gail DiMaggio, Resident of Concord:
About Place Journal, 10/21: "On the Use of Trees"
Passages Poetry Journal, Passage 2021 Prize, 9,21:
“Metta for John Bishop”
“Metta for Judy Who Loved a Biker”
“Metta for Mackie Who Taught Me”
“Metta for My Brother Peter Who Died
“Metta for Pia Ramini”
Raw Arts Review, 5/21: “Hope and Despair in the August Garden," "Und San Simeon," and “We Look Into Fire” (Mirabai Prize, Runner Up)
Valparaiso
Poetry Journal, 5/17/21: “Hawk-Nature”
Wingless Dreamer, 7/31/21: “Crabapple," "Offering" and "What If Medusa
Beth Fox, Resident of Wolfeboro:
“Hey, Charlie, Welcome Back” in Maine The Poets’ Corner Ekphrastic event Poetry in Motion with Page Gallery, Rockland, Maine published online https://www.thepoetscorner.org/ October, 2021
“The Basket of Going Back” in Covid Spring II: More Granite State Pandemic Poems, Hobblebush Press, September, 2021.
Macy (Mae) Fraser, Resident of Hampton:
"Depression Den" in Covid Spring II: More Granite State Pandemic Poems, Hobblebush Press, September, 2021
Jeff Friedman, Resident of West Lebanon:
“Lost Memory” and “Not Everything Was in My Father’s Will,” Best Microfiction 2021, April 2021
“Truth,” American Journal of Poetry, January 2021
“What’s Left,” “Last of the Truth,” and “Bad Day for the Shooters,” American Journal of Poetry
“Terrorists,” DMQ Review, Fall 2021, Special Prose Poem Issue.
“Deniers,” Six-Sentence Blog Spot, September 2021
“Father and Son” and Ram in the Thicket, Macqueen’s Quinterly, Aug. 2021
“Voice in the Bush” and “Giver of Gifts,” Body, May 4,2021.
“Ashes,” Unbroken, Prose Poems, Issue 28, October 2021.
“Arrest,” “Never Look a Gift Horse,” “Boy in the Closet,” Survision, December 10, 2021.
“Virus,” Covid Spring II: More Granite State Pandemic Poems. Hobblebush Books, 2021
Jeff Friedman and Meg Pokrass selected co-written pieces published in 2021.
“Broken Man,” American Journal of Poetry.
“Rainmakers,” “Sold,” “My Father the Salesman,” and “Bad Day for the Salesman,” in Contrary.
“Mime Love Story” in Fort Nightly Review.
“Mistaking One Cheese for Another,” “The Not So Invisible Ex,” and “The Grana Padano House of Wedgewood ” in MacQueen’s Quinterly
“The Weak Man in the Circus,” “Out of Touch,” and “Family Sorcerer” in New World Writing.
“Gifted Sister,” “Owl Eyes,” and “Her Blue Period” in Pangyrus.
“Fatherless Daughter” and “What You Can’t Fix” in Plum
“Wig Story” in Vox Populi.
Elizabeth Gauffreau, Resident of Nottingham:
"Candia, 1926: Velma” in Post Script: An anthology of postcard poetry, by the Peterborough Poetry Project, 2021.
Andrew Gent, Resident of Nashua:
"David" in The Under Review (vol4, summer)
"Going to Ruin Is Silent Work" in North Dakota Quarterly (vol88.3/4,
Dec.)
“Impossible Bird" & "Sons and Daughters of the First Settlers" in Red Wheelbarrow (vol22, December)
"Everyone Gets Out of this Alive" in The Shore Poetry, Issue #12. Winter 2021.
Hope
Jordan, Resident of Concord:
“Once (poem)” in Beloit Poetry Journal/June.
Father's Day, 2021” in Unoccupied; Eye Socket Pond, Midsummer/ Writing the Land/October.
Maggie Kemp, Resident of Lempster:
Poem in COVID Spring II: More Granite State Pandemic Poems, Hobblebush Books, 2021.
Karen
L. Kilcup, Resident of Lee:
[“Animation,”] Wales Haiku Journal, Autumn 2021. Web.
“Corporeal Diptych” (“On
Not Touching” and “On Not Being Touched”)
About Place Journal 6, no. 4 (October 2021). Web.
“Differentials,” Beyond Words Literary Magazine (UK). Web (August 31, 2021) and print (October 2021; issue #19).
“Foremost Builders,” “Family Album,” Ponder Review 6, no. 4 (October 2021): forthcoming. Print.
“Great Aunts,” Litro (international), July 16, 2021. Web.
“Ides of March, 2021,” Covid Spring II: More Granite
State Pandemic Poems
ed. Alexandria Peary (Concord, NH: Hobblebush Books, 2021), 50. Print.
“Living in a Split, 1959,” “What Happened in Fifth Grade,” Speckled Trout Review 3, no. 2 (2021): forthcoming. Print.
“The Sky Is Just About to Fall,” “The Art of Restoration,” “‘As the Sea Develope Pearl, and Weed,’” “The Drinker’s Wife,” “Still Life: Divorce,” Sixfold (Summer 2021): 76-81. Web and print.
“Supply Company”: Litro (NY), June 25, 2021. Web.
“Swimming at the Salt Marsh” and “Bittersweet”: Willows Wept Review 22 (Fall 2021): 11, 12. Web and print.
Don Kimball, Resident of Concord.
The Broadkill Review: “The Great White Whale,” “Lament,” “Ex Nihilo,” August, 2021
Quill & Parchment: “When Apple Blossoms Arrive,” June 2, 2021
The Orchards Poetry Journal: “A Prickle of Porcupines,” June, 2021
Lesle Lewis, Resident of Alstead:
Excerpts from “Long Life” in Bodega, July 2021
Excerpts from “Monster Poem” in jubilat, August 2021
Cara Losier Chanoine, Resident of Manchester:
“Fluent in Trauma” in Global Poemic on April 6th, 2021
“The Poet at Eighteen” in
Zin Daily on September 1st, 2021
“Nightlife, Your Own
Accuser” and “Green Monday” in Anti-Heroin
Chic on March 29th, 2021
“To Scrub the Day of Tragedy” and “Limoncello” in Quail Bell Magazine on March 6th and 7th 2021.
Rodger Martin, Resident of Harrisville:
“The Cave of Chauvet Pont d’Arc” in PoetrySky 58, Poetry Quarterly (poetrysky.com);
“Spring, 2021” in The Worcester Review, Vol. 33, 2012
“Impatiens”
in PoetrySky, Poetry
Quarterly (poetrysky.com), Spring, 2021
“Wind Turbines at Mt. Wachusett CC” in PoetrySky 58, Poetry Quarterly (poetrysky.com), Spring, 2021
“Sunrise” in The Raven’s Perch, SUNRISE
BY RODGER MARTIN - The RavensPerch, August 7, 2021
“Hearth” in The Raven’s
Perch, HEARTH, WINTER SOLSTICE, 2014 BY RODGER MARTIN - The
RavensPerch, August 7, 2021
“North Dakota” in The Raven’s Perch, NORTH DAKOTA FROM THE SUPERLINER BY RODGER MARTIN - The RavensPerch, August 8, 202
“Calhoun Family Forest I, II &
III” in Writing The Land: Northeast I, Fall, 2021;Calhoun Family Forest / Rodger Martin — Writing the Land.
March, 2021
"Risk" in Atticus Review on February 26, 2021. https://atticusreview.org/risk/
Three poems in Writing the Land, an anthology of poems written about conserved lands through a collaboration between poets and land trusts. The anthology was published in July. https://www.nature-culture.net/writing-the-land-anthology
Three poems connected to the Stonehouse Pond Forest owned by the Southeast Land Trust in the printed anthology
Robert Minicucci, Resident of East Kingston:
“Quarantine Day #19 (A Day of Errands in April)” in COVID Spring: More Granite State Pandemic Poems, Hobblebush Books, 2021.
Marjorie Moorhead, Resident of Lebanon:
IN A MINOR KEY and SHRINKING IT DOWN TO FEATHERS Verse-Virtual
November 2021 https://www.verse-virtual.org/2021/November/moorhead-marjorie-2021-november.html
SWEET THINGS Moist Poetry Journal 7/28/2021 https://moistpoetryjournal.com/2021/07/28/sweet-things/
and,
Verse-Virtual September 2021 (reprint)
WHEN GREEN MET BLUE Amethyst Review 7/11/2021 https://amethystmagazine.org/2021/07/11/when-green-met-blue-a-poem-by-marjorie-moorhead/
WHEN BLUE BREAKS Amethyst Review 7/10/2021 https://amethystmagazine.org/2021/07/10/when-blue-breaks-a-poem-by-marjorie-moorhead/
SOLACE Verse-Virtual July 2021 https://www.verse-virtual.org/archives/2021/July/moorhead-marjorie-2021-july.html
LET THIS DAY; MOON, DEER, MOUNTAINS, STARS; PROVINCETOWN NIGHT
Sheila-Na-Gig Online Summer 2021*contest winner* https://sheilanagigblog.com/volume-5-4-summer-2021-the-poets/marjorie-moorhead-summer-2021-poetry-contest-winner/
GENTLY LET THIS DAY Writing in a Woman’s Voice June 1,
2021 https://writinginawomansvoice.blogspot.com/2021/06/blog-post.html
EVERY SMALL BREEZE Bloodroot Literary Magazine Vol.13 https://www.bloodrootlit.org
RE-TRAUMATIZED (prev.pub.) and INSOMNIA SONG Verse-Virtual May
2021 https://www.verse-virtual.org/archives/2021/May/moorhead-marjorie-2021-may.html
A LARGE BEAR SWIMS Tiny Seed Literary Journal https://tinyseedjournal.com/2021/04/29/a-large-bear-swims/
AT THE FEEDER Verse-Virtual April 2021 https://www.verse-virtual.org/archives/2021/April/moorhead-marjorie-2021-april.html
TURN THE CORNER Journal of Expressive Writing 3/26/2021 https://www.journalofexpressivewriting.com/post/turn-the-corner
PARKOUR RUN and WISHING WELL (prev.pub.) Verse-Virtual March 2 021 https://www.verse-virtual.org/archives/2021/March/moorhead-marjorie-2021-march.html
THAT WHICH MAKES US JOYFUL Literary North Constellation: Seed
project https://literarynorth.squarespace.com/that-which-makes-us-joyful
WINTER OF MY SIXTIETH YEAR , and , MORNING WALK(prev.pub.) https://www.verse-virtual.org/archives/2021/February/moorhead-marjorie-2021-february.html
ANOTHER CHICKADEE POEM Indolent Books https://www.indolentbooks.com/transition-poems-in-the-afterglow-01-19-21-marjorie-moorhead/
Anthology publications:
Pandemic Poetry Anthology 2020
(Z.D.Dicks, ed. Yarnwhispering 2020) http://www.gloucesterpoetryfestival.uk/pandemic-launch-ticketed-free-event/#more-235 “Toward
Spring coronavirus diary X 4/7/2020”
Love & the Pandemic (Moonstone
Arts Center 2021) https://moonstone-arts-center.square.site/product/love-the-pandemic/262?cs=true&cst=custom “Voyeur;
The Jays coronavirus diary XVI 5/18/2020”
Protest 2021 (Moonstone Arts Center
2021) https://moonstone-arts-center.square.site/product/protest-2021/310?cs=true&cst=custom “M.O.
the Poet”
COVID Spring II (Alexandria Peary, ed. 2021 Hobblebush Books https://www.hobblebush.com/product-page/covid-spring-ii?utm_campaign=a8fddfc3-426e-4902-b70e-57492a899394&utm_source=so&utm_medium=mail&cid=761f190b-dd32-4bf4-9445-ac723c9649a9 “The Day After Vaccine”
Jimmy Pappas, Resident of Chichester:
“Channeling”
in The Poets Touchstone, December.
“My Autobiography in Three Chapters of Six Words
Each.” The Poets Touchstone,
December.
“Past
Lives in Soul-Lit, November.
“Uncle
Nick” in Soul-Lit, November.
“Haiku
#111” in Pulse: Voices from the Heart of
Medicine, October.
“Haiku #148” in Frogpond,
October.
“Saigon
Platform Man” in Open Door Poetry
Magazine, August.
“Haiku
# 47, 51, 53” in Bear Creek Haiku,
May.
“Cauliflower
Boy” in Aji Magazine, November.
“Haiku
#18” in Failed Haiku, June.
“What
It's Like” in Sledgehammer Review,
June.
“What To Do When You are Lost in the Wilderness” in Sledgehammer Review, June.
“Eight
Haiku” in Lothlorien Poetry Journal,
May.
“Perfect
Crime” in The: 50 Give or Take,
April.
“Big
City Cops” in Woolgathering Review,
April.
“How to Get Enough Pain Medicine to Allow You to
Die” in Pulse: Voices from the Heart of Medicine,
April.
“Heresiarch and the Story of the Nine Copper Birds”
in The: great weather for MEDIA,
March.
“Rocket With My Name on It” in The: O-Dark-Thirty, March.
Alexandria Peary, Resident of Londonderry:
"Still Life with Blue Narrator" and "Study No. 1 and No. 6 for a Portrait” in Action, Spectacle, 2021.
"Title covered in flies" and "5 per Page” in Plume, 2021.
"Battle of Silicon Valley at Daybreak" in Pangyrus, July 2, 2021.
"Chopin Nocturne No. 2 in E Flat, Op. 9, No. 2," Main Street Rag, Vol. 26, No. 2, Spring 2021.
"Gloved and Winged Hand at Edge of Paragraph," Lotus Eater, Issue 13. https://lotus-eatermagazine.com/issues/
Jessica Purdy, Resident of Exeter.
Purdy, Jessica. (2021, December 10).
“Insomnia in Winter”. One Art.
Purdy, Jessica. (2021, December 1).
"Three Room Dwelling". Feral: A
Journal of Poetry and Art. Issue #11.
Purdy, Jessica. (2021, November 30). “Sleeping Over for the First Time”. Speckled Trout Review.
Purdy, Jessica. (2021, November 16). “10 Mindful Breaths”, “10 Mindful Breaths II”. Dream Pop Journal. https://www.dreampoppress.net/jessica-purdy/
Purdy, Jessica. (2021, October). “Chickens”, “Cows at Vernon Family Farm”, “Counting Sheep”, “At the Dismal at Pressey Brook Conservation Land”, “Having Visited”, “Trail Map Study”. Writing the Land: Northeast Anthology. Human Error Publishing. https://www.writingtheland.org/the-dismal-jessica-purdy https://www.writingtheland.org/vernon-family-farm-jessica-purdy
Purdy, Jessica. (2021, October 20). “The World Without Us”. Covid Spring II: More Granite State Pandemic Poems. Hobblebush Books.
Purdy, Jessica. (2021, October). “Ripe”, “Say Memories are Current Events”, “When You Start Running at 51”, “When Asked How I Will Begin”. Another New Calligraphy’s journal, Impossible Task. https://www.anothernewcalligraphy.com/purdy-4poems.html
Purdy, Jessica. (2021, September 4). “Letter of Apology to My Allergic Husband”. Kristin Garth’s Pink Plastic Dollhouse: Haunted Dollhouse Season. https://kristingarth.com/pink-plastic-house-a-tiny-journal/the-haunted-dollhouse/haunted-dollhouse-season-2/letter-of-apology-to-my-allergic-husband/
Purdy, Jessica. (2021,
Summer). “In My Apocalypse”. Nixes Mate
Review.
https://nixesmate.pub/issue-20-summer-2021/
Purdy, Jessica. (2021, June 14). “Waiting Out the Wind with Grackles”. Silver Birch Press “I am Still Waiting” Series. https://silverbirchpress.wordpress.com
Purdy, Jessica. (2021, June). “Attic”. The Museum of Americana. Issue #24. https://themuseumofamericana.net/
Purdy, Jessica. (2021, April). “In the Dream Shell Means Woman”. Telephone Game. https://phonebook.gallery/artists/jessica-purdy
Russell Rowland, Resident of Meredith:
"Ecclesiastes in a
Pandemic" in Covid Spring II: More
Granite State Pandemic Poems, Hobblebush Books, 2021.
Lorna Simes, Resident of Dover:
“The Man of Words Died” in Issue 1 of
Clover & Bee Magazine https://www.cloverandbeemagazine.com/ in
August 2021.
Mary O. Singer, Resident of Manchester:
Single tanka in “Tanka Cafe” Edited by Michael McClintock in Ribbons, April 2021.
“Virus Interrupt-Us 2020 . . . 2021 . . .”in Covid Spring II: More Granite State Pandemic Poems. Ed. Alexandria Peary. Concord, NH: Hobblebush Books, 2021, p.14-15 + bio p. 8.
2 tanka accepted for Fall 2021 Poets’ Touchstone
Betsy
Snider, Resident of
“Stones for the Dead” and “Pandemic Puzzle” in Pandemic Puzzle Poems, edited by Diane Frank and Prartho Sereno, Blue Light Press, 2021.
“Bent World” in Covid Spring II: More Granite State Pandemic Poems, edited by Alexandria Peary, Hobblebush Press, 2021.
S Stephanie, Resident of Rollinsford:
Larson, Rusti, Editor: Conestoga Zen: An Anthology, “Moving to Canada/Come Back, Come Back” 03/ 2021, Lulu Press.
Hole In the Head Review, “While Waiting for the Italian Omelet”, 02/2021.
“The American Elm’s Sonnet” in Covid Spring II: More Granite State Pandemic Poems, Hobblebush Books, 2021.
“My Fear,” “About Our Silence,” and “Different Views” in Clover& Bee Magazine.
Dan Szczesny,
Resident of Manchester:
"Howl 2020" in Covid Spring II: More Granite State Pandemic Poems, Hobblebush Books, 2021
Tammi Truax, Resident of Portsmouth:
A few titles of work the city published in 2021: “For Sargent Ray Goule ”A New Day Dawns for America,” and a golden shovel for Amanda Gorman called” A Country that is bruised, but whole..."
Dianalee Velie, Resident of Newbury:
“Minty”
in The Intertown Record, January 19, 2021, Volume 29, No. 3
“Pie in
Paradise” in Beyond
Words, April 2021, Issue 13
“The Toy
Shop” in The Intertown Record, March 23, 2021, Volume 29 No.12
“Grateful
Simple Moments During Quarantine” in Sensations Magazine, April 2021, Supplement 11
“Touch” in Sensations Magazine, April 2021, Supplement 11
“Dream
Vacation” in Sensations Magazine, April
2021, Supplement 11
“Clean Sweep” in The Intertown Record, April 20, 2021, Volume 29 No. 16
“The Only
Female Axe Thrower at the Country Fair” in The Empty Magazine, April 2021
“Doe and
Fawn” in The Empty Magazine, April 2021
“Five
Reasons to Become a Poet” in The Empty Magazine, April 2021
“Armistice”
in The Empty Magazine, April 2021
“August” in The Intertown Record, August 17, 2021, Volume 29, No. 33
“Expanding
Consciousness of a Nation” in The Intertown Record, July 27, 2021, Vol.29 No.30
“Doe and
Fawn” Residents O Newbury, Inner Eye, Poets’ Choice, August 2021
“The
Fall, Inner Eye” in Poets’
Choice, August 2021
“The Apple
Peeler, Friendship” in Lifespan Vol. 3, August 2021
“Doe and
Fawn, Hunger for
Awe” in Love This Poetry Anthology, 2021
“Truths” in Adversity/The Poet, October 2021, Volume 2
“Curriculum
Vitae” in Adversity/The
Poet, October 2021, Volume 2
“Tragedy” in
Adversity/The Poet, October 2021, Volume 2
“Moose, The Poeming Pigeon” in From Pandemic to Protest, 2021, No. 11
“Armistice” in COVID Spring II/Pandemic Poems, October 2021
“Divine
Desire” in Beyond Words,
November 2021, Issue 20
“Love at First Sight” in The Concrete Desert Review, Fall 2021, Issue 2
Clyde Watson. Resident of Etna:
“20/20 Vision” in COVID Spring II: More Granite State Pandemic Poems. Hobblebush
Books, 2021
Mimi White, Resident of Rye:
“The Orchardist” in Maiden Magazine
Pat Zube, Resident of Hudson:
“Nonsolation” in COVID Spring II: More Granite State Pandemic Poems. Hobblebush Books, 2021.
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