Monthly Archives: September 2021

TIPTON POETRY JOURNAL Publishes Its Summer 2021 Issue and Includes My Poem, “Worldly Goods”

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August Evening, Keepsake Cidery, Northfield (2021)

Tipton Poetry Journal has just released its latest issue. It can be read online here. Paper copies are available on Amazon.com. I am thrilled that the summer 2021 issue includes my own poem, “Worldly Goods.”

This issue of Tipton Poetry Journal also contains diverse work by these poets: Gilbert Allen, Jake Bailey, Bethany Bowman, Edward Bynum, Charles Cantrell, Susan Cossette, Rosaleen Crowley, Patricia Davis-Muffett, Milton P. Ehrlich, Kim Garcia, D. Walsh Gilbert, Morgan Hamill, Lois Marie Harrod, Lisa Hase-Jackson, John Haugh, M.A. Istvan, D.R. James, Nancy K. Jentsch, Tim Kahl, Michael Keshigian, W.F. Lantry, Doris Lynch, John Maurer, David Melville, Lorne Mook, Douglas Nordfors, Robert Okaji, Lynn Pattison, Simon Perchik, Roger Pfingston, Matt Prater, Donna Pucciani, Patrick T. Reardon, Janet Reed, Sarah Rehfeldt, Timothy Robbins, Russell Rowland, Claire Scott, Allen Shadow, Jeanine Stevens, R.S. Stewart, Vincent J. Tomeo, Robert Tremmel, Melanie Weldon-Soiset, Anne Whitehouse, A.D. Winans, Edytta Anna Wojnar, Kenton K. Yee, and Alessio Zanelli.

Dan Carpenter reviews Matthew Brennan’s collection, Snow in New York; (Lamar University Press, 2021).

Cover Photo:   “Old Barn: Brown County” by Brendan Crowley.

Wishing you superlative autumn weather–and satisfying reading–wherever you are!

Leslie

THIRD WEDNESDAY Publishes My My Poem, “Dandelion,” on its Website; Will Included it in the Winter 2021 Issue

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The first flowers I remember recognizing when I was very small were tulips and dandelions. This was long before I understood the concepts of weeds or invasive species. Despite periodically dislodging them from my own lawn, dandelions still claim an affectionate corner of my heart. They know what they know.

You can read the poem now on the Third Wednesday Magazine website! Later in the year, paper copies of the Winter Issue will be available on Amazon.com.

Hoping that you are enjoying your own gardens and views in this golden equinoctial season!