Our family lived in Maryland for almost three years, in a walk-up apartment with a South-West facing balcony. I loved to sit out there in the long summer evenings: our complex was surrounded by trees, which were perfectly silhouetted by the changing colours of the sunset. They would slowly shade to black as the sky became a deeper and deeper blue, until finally the first stars came out. Behind the nearby sound barrier, the cars on I-83 sounded like waves on the beach.
I’m very pleased to announce that my piece “Maryland Summer: Three Small Evening Poems” has just been published in the second issue of Humana Obscura.
You can read the entire issue online here, or purchase a print copy here. You’ll find me on page 19.
In this Ordinary Time 
Congratulations, Christine. I can just see you on your balcony those evenings envisioning those things most of us would never see. I’m proud of you.
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Thank you, Grandma ❤
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Exciting! Here’s another lead: https://www.ekstasismagazine.com I just wrote a piece for them. He asked me for other literary writers. K
Karen Stiller Writer, editor Author of “The Minister’s Wife: a memoir of faith, doubt, friendship, loneliness, forgiveness and more.” http://www.karenstiller.com
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Ooh, what a gorgeous magazine. Thank you, as always, for the lead!
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Lovely, Christine. Congratulations to you and a blessed Easter for you and your family.
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Thanks, Nancy, and to you as well!
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Lovely work! Bravo. 👏 🎉 Are you sending a copy to “Tangerine?” If not, I’ll see if I can…
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I sent her a batch of poems not too long ago but I don’t remember if this was part of it. Let me check and get back to you!
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