Publications:
collections
Ceremonies of the Spirit
Dancing Between Worlds, anthology,Word Dancers
Longing for Home poetry CD
Journals:
Borderlands, Out of Line, Blue Collar Review, Sin Fronteras, The Awakenings Review, Edgz, The Litchfield Review, THE Magazine, americas review, The Chrysalis Reader, Wising Up Press
newspapers:
Minnesota Women's Press
Banderas News
on-line
recent poems and creative non-fiction:
Beyond Grief in The Chrysalis Reader
Messages in Common Ground Review
waiting for surgery in CRAM 4
A la Pileta in Oct. Lavanderia: A Mixed Load of Women, Wash, and Word
Choices in Lalitamba
Dark Blessing in Awakenings Review Oct 2009
Sunday Afternoon in We'Moon datebook and calendar 2010
My Green Card Marriage in the anthology
Double Lives, Reinvention & Those We Left Behind
by Wising Up Press
available now on their website:
Migration to be performed as part of
Bloomington Art Center's fall Fusion: Waters: Sept 11, 12, 13
September 2008 interview
in Edge Life Magazine:
Poetry as a Spiritual Practice
Review of WeMoon ’09 datebook: At the Crossroads
by Flordemayo,
member of the International Council
of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers
This is the first time I have seen anything like We’Moon. It makes me feel very happy, very contented. It is an eye-opener for a beginner and confirmation for the elderly. All this information in a tiny little book! This is an incredible calendar of guidance and information. The beauty I received from We'Moon is from the giving of the heart. Every one put in a little bit of themselves: poetry, art, photographs, etc. So it’s about the beauty of the gift. There is such incredible information—on everything: on how we are walking in this beauty.
I showed the We’Moon to all the Grandmothers when we were in Spain, coming into Barcelona to do our water ceremony with 700 women. I showed it around when we were on the bus. Every Grandmother was able to relate to something. Wow! they were all saying!
There are so many beautiful things that touched me: the writing about the Path of the Little Sister, the Global Crisis art, the poem “I Cry Too,” Code Pink and Women in Black, the poem “Leap of Faith”, the Labyrinth Meditation, the Medicine Bag with Crow—I could go on and on. The beautiful Owl on the cover! I have thought about how the women who make We’Moon are able to compile so much information, that women know this is happening and send information. Like the cover says, rhythms for women: in this small book is guidance for life, help to not feel alone. The Spirit of the Feminine is there.
