Showing posts with label California. Show all posts
Showing posts with label California. Show all posts

Saturday, 14 May 2016

Yosemite, April 2016, second of two selections


Sorry it's taken so long to post these--I've been having trouble uploading certain photos in Blogger. 




It was surprising how close to the road and to people the deer came.







After three very misty and rainy days, on the day we left it cleared considerably, and we saw the famous valley view. Glorious.



Trev and I are both hoping to return another time for a longer stay.



Tuesday, 12 April 2016

Yosemite, April 2016, first of two selections








Bridalveil Fall





Squirrels with the inside of a fallen tree for a home









Yosemite Upper and Lower Falls







Sunday, 20 September 2009

In a previous life...

I was delighted to come across online a reference to a previous incarnation, Carrie Etter as editor of Out Loud: The Monthly of Los Angeles Area Poetry Events; the article was published in The Los Angeles Times in 1990. Finding this piece was like the time I was reunited in high school with someone I'd known from my early elementary years, who told me I used to write plays and make fellow students act in them (!). I shake my head and think, No, that wasn't me, and on further thought realize, No, yes, that probably was me.

Tuesday, 4 January 2005

Current Issues

My review of Molly Peacock's Cornucopia: New and Selected Poems appears in the year-end double issue of The Times Literary Supplement, and my review of Kona Macphee's Tails is in the Autumn 2004 issue of Poetry Review.

My short story, "Prospects," appears in the Winter 2004 issue of New Welsh Review.

My poems appear in the current issues of Seneca Review (US) and Shearsman and are forthcoming in Stand, Critical Survey, Poetry Salzburg Review, New Welsh Review, and The Times Literary Supplement. Additionally, "The Trapeze Artist's Dear John Letter," originally published in Metre, was selected for and published in The Forward Book of Poetry 2005, and "The Bonds," first published in TLS, will appear in a new anthology of poetry by California (and, in my case, former California) poets.