Women’s stories can take many different forms. One of those forms is poetry. With poetry, much can be said in so few words and that’s the case with the poems […]
Guajira, the Cuban Girl
Author: Zita Arocha“Here’s a memory, which like most memories is imperfect and subjective—collected long ago like a beach pebble and slipped into the pocket of my mind.” ~Michelle Obama In Zita Arocha’s […]
An Interview with Lynne Bryant
Author:Author of The Mother Gene, 2023 Sarton Winner: Contemporary Fiction Lynne Bryant says living two vastly different lives influenced her when writing The Mother Gene. One of those lives was […]
An Interview with Irena Smith
Author:Author of The Golden Ticket: A Life in College Admissions Essays, 2023 Gilda Winner Irena Smith says she is still in a state of happy disbelief that her book, The Golden Ticket: […]
Castles & Ruins
Author: Rue Matthiessen“At the age of seven in the summer of 1965, I lived on an island in Galway, Ireland with my mother Deborah Love, father Peter Matthiessen, and my twelve-year-old stepbrother […]
Beware the Tall Grass
Author: Ellen Birkett MorrisEllen Birkett Morris’s novel Beware the Tall Grass (Columbus State University Press, March 2024) weaves what appear at first blush to be two disconnected stories together in ways that are […]







