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Poetry

Joanne Allred
~ Freight

Alison Amato
~ Born into a Bird

Rebecca Bornstein
~ Self-Portrait with Beach Ball
~ When the Guardian Publishes Photos of Pregnancy Tissue

Laurel Brett
~ Penelope in the Car

Ava J. Camargo
~ My heart lives in a ranch house

Mara Lee Grayson
~ People Also Ask (Google-Suggested Questions at 4:53 p.m.)

Jocelyn Heath
~ Displace(ment)
~ Easter Sunday, Planting

Jennifer Randall Hotz
~ Clinical Notes—Room #443

Tricia Knoll
~ Ode to the Apron

John K. Kruschke
~ Feather in the Path of a Mower

Dara Laine
~ The Shape of Forgetting (Prairie Dropseed)
~ Lavender Shift

Edward Lees
~ Haleakala

Nancy Huxtable Mohr
~ Stone Walls

Lauren Oertel
~ Six Feet and a Thousand Miles Away

Olivia Dorsey Peacock
~ ars poetica

Garrett Phelan
~ Now What

Connie Post
~ The Facts

Rikki Santer
~ Food Storage

Sonya Schneider
~ Souvenirs

Kate E. Schultz
~ Banquet

Mark Simpson
~ The Pleasures of Discourse
~ Everything Out of Something

Sara Moore Wagner
~ As Demeter
~ Postpartum Prayer Sonnet

Rob Yates
~ I didn't come home

Matthew Zhao
~ Will He Hear the Orchestra in Heaven?

Luminations

Luminations: Selections from an Ekphrastic Poetry Project
~ Introduction

Dominika Wrozynski
~ Introductory interview
~ Where Two or Three Gather in My Name, There Am I with Them

Ann Bookman *
~ I Beg You, Listen

Marion Brown *
~ The Master’s Work

Marilyn A. Johnson *
~ To Our Vandal

Margo Taft Stever *
~ Every Painter Is Born Somewhere

Phylisha Villanueva *
~ At the Meeting Place

Kathryn Weld *
~ Eve Comments on Chagall(s) Depictions of Herself

 

SPRING 2026

Sara Bernstein, Weaving with Words

Rhode Island–based printmaker and weaver Sara Bernstein was recently awarded Best in Show by the Providence Art Club and has exhibited her work at the Bristol Art Museum. Influenced by traditional weaving patterns from unique cultures, Sara’s most current works weave together words and letters, creating a personal narrative that reflects her feelings about the world at large. Learn more about Sara at www.saraberryfineart.com.

Joel by Marc Chagall

*Westchester author

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