7.Pick ONE injustice you find so abhorrent you cannot sleep. Find a doable way you can combat it, even if it seems at the moment inconsequential, do it and keep doing it. Be that ant, the woodpecker, the annoying retired neighbor that comes out the house everyday, the sun that rises each day–keep fighting for what you believe is right for the planet. You alone cannot change the world but you as an individual can make a difference.
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Continue readingThanks for the boost, Austin library! link below: https://austin.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S67C744460
Continue reading. Work appearing in various anthologies, poetry and drawings January: Thank you to the New Mexico Book Association. Also, I was much appeciative of the fabulous Susan Bergholz who took the time to attend and receive on my behalf. This year, drawings continue. News and other fruition to come while we all do what we can:
Continue readingThank you to the New Mexico Book Assn. for this wonderful honor. I also have heartfelt thanks to the inimitable Susan Bergholz for graciously agreeing to accept on my behalf.
Continue readingEyeball deep as I dot “i’s and cross “t”s, revise, revise, make corrections and pretty much do the solitary work of the writer I set out to bea half century ago. The novel’s working title is ISABEL2121, although (hint) a different title is on the current draft. As soon as I’m ready to turn in I can post a possible pub date with HarperVia (Harper Collins) that had the faith to invest in this challenging…
Continue readingA celebration of the new anthology of Latinx/o/s poets at Chicago’s Harold Washington Library, Thurs., 9/19/24, 6 p.m.
Continue readingWhat an absolutely delightful surprise to hear of poems appearing in this lovely Italian literary & arts magazine, both in paper & on line Grazie!
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