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My book, my book, my beautiful book! Am I allowed to say I love it? I'm going to (: I wrote the poems for Flying Beneath the Dog Star during National Poetry Month during such a terrible time and found such peace in my search for some kind of faith in a shaken world where the only “knowns” were a cabin porch, a spill of morning sun, and a nuthatch at the feeder. And then it was picked up by Finishing Line Press as a semi-finalist for FLP's 2020 Open Chapbook competition. And now it's pre-publication sale time until November 20th and the sales determine the press run. If you think you want to order this book, do so through this direct link at Finishing Line Press: https://www.finishinglinepress.com/.../flying-beneath.../
“...and then, I have nature and art and poetry, and if that is not enough, what is enough?”
― Vincent Willem van Gogh

Thanks, Inverted Syntax, for the good conversation on writing, teaching, and Slow Arrow.

Heart in Nature: An Interview with Kathryn Winograd (Part 2 of 2)

An interview with Colorado Poet, Carol Guerrero-Murphy on her newest book, Chained Dog Dreams.

An Interview on The Journey of Carol Guerrero-Murphy's newest book, Chained Dog Dreams My friend, Carol Guerrero-Murphy recently published a new collection of poetry, Chained Dog Dreams. Here we talk about the process of publishing that book.