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Launching to the Moon!
My poem “4.6 Billion Years” is off on the first of three separate space missions. I’ll be watching–virtually–Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost lunar lander lift off from Launch Complex 39A at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. NASA, SpaceX, and Firefly Aerospace are targeting 1:11 a.m. EST Wednesday, Jan. 15, for…
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A new review at NewPages
-thanks Jami Macarty “Book Review :: Listening to Mars by Sally Ashton” September 3, 2024 Book Reviews Review by Jami Macarty Sally Ashton’s fifth book Listening to Mars offers readers “thought experiments otherwise known as poems” while “trying to understand” the COVID-19 health crisis, which brought with it death, uncertainty, anxiety, social upheaval, and political…
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The Hive Poetry Collective
Cool time interview with Santa Cruz County Poet Laureate Farnaz FatemiListening to Mars
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On The Margin: Interview with Ethelbert Miller!
Discussing poetry and my latest, “Listening to Mars.” Listen Here or on Apple podcasts
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Two Poems at EcoTheo Collective
“Zero Gravity” and “Coda,” forthcoming from my new book, Listening to Mars, Cornerstone Press, February 2024. Photo credit, NASA.
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From the Ether, Summer 2023
On short forms & the prose poem I LOVE short forms. I write short forms. I read short forms. I teach short forms. While standing at 5’ 6” I don’t necessarily have a short form, you can still call me a short-form sort of writer. At least sometimes. Prose poems are one type of short…
