Read a poem a day
Dí’s turns 20 this year, and so does National Poetry Month! Why not try to read a poem a day, in honor of both?
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A Good Read: Buddha in the Attic
Some time back, I bought Buddha in the Attic for my daughter. When she gave it to me to read recently, she said, “It’s sad but excellent.” How true. I’m in awe of the concept and how effectively Julie Otsuka, … Continue reading →
The Moon and a Poem
Love the moon? I do, especially on full-moon nights. I tend to feel a bit stunned by the beauty of that celestial radiance. Wanted to share this picture of the moon rising above the Santa Fe hills recently. Here’s a … Continue reading →
Creativity Salon: an Interview with Father Murray Bodo, OFM
Father Murray Bodo, a fellow Southwesterner though he has lived in Cincinnati for many years, is a treasured friend. All of us lucky enough to know Murray personally treasure him not only as a fine and prolific writer but as … Continue reading →
Creativity Salon: an Interview with Maria Melendez
I have so enjoyed preparing for this interview with my friend, the poet and editor Maria Melendez, who presently lives with her family in Pueblo, CO. Welcome to this Bookjoy Creativity Salon, Maria. Thank you, Pat! I’m honored to be … Continue reading →