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DiVerse Gaithersburg Spring, 2020 Schedule

December 15, 2019 / / Comments Off on DiVerse Gaithersburg Spring, 2020 Schedule

We have four wonderful readings scheduled for the spring of 2020.  All readings will be from 2-4 pm at the Quince Orchard Library in Gaithersburg. All readings are hosted by Lucinda Marshall. Please note that our first 3 readings will be on the 2nd Sunday of the month.  In April, however, we will read on the 3rd Sunday due to Easter falling on the 2nd Sunday.

January 12:

February 9:

March 8:

April 19:

  • Diane Wilbon Parks
  • Naomi Thiers
  • Gregory Luce

1rst Prize Poem In 2019 Montgomery Writes! Poetry Contest-Winter Beach

December 15, 2019 / / Comments Off on 1rst Prize Poem In 2019 Montgomery Writes! Poetry Contest-Winter Beach

My poem, Winter Beach, which won the 2019 Montgomery Writes! Poetry Contest is now online. Many thanks to the Montgomery chapter of Maryland Writers’ Association and Montgomery Magazine for this honor!

New Poem: prologue to a poem

November 2, 2019 / / Comments Off on New Poem: prologue to a poem

Many thanks to The Broadkill Review for publishing my poem, prologue to a poem, in their November-December, 2019 issue. Delighted to to have my work included with so many other fine authors!

Montgomery Writes! 2019 Contest Winners

November 1, 2019 / / Comments Off on Montgomery Writes! 2019 Contest Winners

Many thanks to the Montgomery Chapter of the Maryland Writers’ Association and Montgomery Magazine for naming my poem, Winter Beach, as the first place poetry winner in their 2019 Montgomery Writes! contest. The poem will be published later this winter and I’ll post a link when it is available. In the meantime, here is a full list of the winning entries in the various categories, congratulations to all!

Short Stories:

Winner:                The Tea Party by Rose Rylotte
Runner up:           Trapped by Barbara Hurwitz
Runner Up:           Spencer the Clown by Jane Newhagen

Creative Non-fiction:

Winner:                 The Last Straw by Krista Kurth
Runner Up:            The Hanged One by Pat Hulsebosch
Runner Up:            Little Bit by Vikki Brooks

Poetry:

Winner:                  Winter Beach by Lucinda Marshall
Runner Up:            Foxville by Brian Tracey
 


 

New Poem: Bleeding Out

September 2, 2019 / / Comments Off on New Poem: Bleeding Out

Great thanks to Mobius: The Journal of Social Change for publishing my poem, Bleeding Out, which talks about terrible costs incurred when children are the victims of gun violence.

2 New Poems About Children And Gun Violence

September 1, 2019 / / Comments Off on 2 New Poems About Children And Gun Violence

Many thanks to Reuben Woolley for publishing 2 of my poems on I am not a silent poet. It Wasn’t My Child and Conversation After The Fact are part of the collection of poems that I am writing about children and gun violence. I hope that some day these poems read as dated relics of a dark period in our history. Unfortunately, for the time being, they are all too relevant each and every day in this country.

New Publication: You Can Hear The Ocean

July 23, 2019 / / Comments Off on New Publication: You Can Hear The Ocean

Just in time for an end of the summer beach read (or early holiday shopping: I am delighted to have my poem, “Ebb Tide” included in the new anthology, You Can Hear The Ocean: An Anthology of Classic and Current Poetry, published by Brighten Press, edited by Gene Hult. You can purchase the book on Amazon in both Kindle and paperback versions and includes a reading guide for teachers and book clubs! I haven’t gotten my copies yet, but I am quite thrilled to find my work included in a collection that also includes the likes of a few poets whose work you may know–Shakespeare, Browning, Dickinson, Emerson…and more!

The DiVerse Gaithersburg Fall, 2019 Reading Schedule

July 13, 2019 / / Comments Off on The DiVerse Gaithersburg Fall, 2019 Reading Schedule

Please join us this fall when the DiVerse Gaithersburg Poetry Reading continues in its new location! All of our readings will be at the Quince Orchard Library, 2-4 pm, with an open mic following our featured poets.

September 8th:

October 13th:

November 10th:

December 8th:

We are excited to be dedicating both our October and December readings to poets who also pursue other creative work.  In addition to sharing their poetry, the poets will also be discussing their other artistic endeavors and how they work with multiple creative forms of expression.

Many thanks to librarian Eve Burton for welcoming us to Quince Orchard and for helping me to work out all the details! And once again, I will be hosting the readings, hope to see you there.

3 New Poems In Foliate Oak

March 4, 2019 / / Comments Off on 3 New Poems In Foliate Oak

Many thanks to Foliate Oak for including three of my poems in their March issue. The poems are Mirror Image, White, and My Grandmother’s Tea Cups.

Fun bit of insider information–my maternal grandmother had a collection of tea cups that she kept in a glass front cabinet. She was a coffee drinker, but she didn’t use those cups for every day use. I wish I knew more about how she happened to collect them. After she died, I kept 2 of the tea cups and they sit on my bookshelves today.

My paternal grandmother drank coffee as well, but she also appreciated a good cup of tea and was the one who allowed me a sip of her jasmine tea. So while I wrote the poem referring to a singular grandmother, it is really drawn from my memories of my visits with both of them.

Kensington Poetry Reading March 27th

February 22, 2019 / / Comments Off on Kensington Poetry Reading March 27th

Please join me on March 27th when I’ll be reading at the Kensington Row Bookshop with Indran Amirthanayagam at a reading hosted by Luther Jett. The reading starts at 7 pm and an open mic follows. The address is: 3786 Howard Ave./Kensington, MD 20895.

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