Spy Reprints “Bring Me Some Hope” by Sepideh Zamani
Spy Reprints “Birth/Mother/Grand” by Lynn Lauber
Spy Reprints “Learn to Sail” by Donna Reis
Author's Note: I wrote "Learn to Sail" in a poetry workshop. The assignment was to write about an instance where you misunderstood what was said. Just then a woman poked her head in the door, saying... [Continue Story] … [More...]
Spy Reprints “In a Common Sea” by Orman Day
Delmarva Review Thanks Talbot County Arts Council
Delmarva Review Thanks Talbot County Arts Council Thirteen years ago, a small group of very experienced writers got together to form Delmarva Review. Our goal, to seek and publish the best writing and writers we could find, enabling Delmarva's finest writers to compete with and stand side-by-side with writers from all across the country and world. … [More...]
Spy Reprints “Now That I’m a Grandpa” by Michael Brosnan
Delmarva Review Announces Pushcart Prize Nominations for Poetry and Prose
Six Authors Nominated The Delmarva Review announced six Pushcart Prize nominations for nonfiction memoir, poetry, and fiction selections in the Review's 13th annual edition, published on November 1, 2020. The first nomination is for “When Friendship Dies,” a memoir by Maryland author Sue Ellen Thompson, of Oxford. She is one of three featured … [More...]
Talbot Spy Reprints “Impulse Control” by Patrick J. Murphy
Author’s note: The Florida Keys are a place unlike any other and wishful thinking, I suppose, led me to recall the wide expanses of water, the individual islands arrowing through it, and then I remembered the Big Pine Key Road prison and the marinas and roadside bars nearby, where anything could happen. A romance happened, […] Read in The … [More...]
Talbot Spy Reprints “Eyes of the Crab” by Ann LoLordo
Author’s Note: I learned of the discovery of this exoplanet in the newspaper. What intrigued me was the discussion of the parent star lodged in the constellation Cancer and the "subtle tugs" on that ... [Continue Story] … [More...]
Talbot Spy Reprints “Thanksgiving” by Meredith Davies Hadaway
Author’s Note: It’s pretty quiet right now on the Chester River. We’ve pulled our boats and turned our gardens under. Now gray skies and bare trees come alive with the migratory birds that are my favorite Fall visitors. This poem is just to say, even with the disruption […] Read in The Talbot Spy » … [More...]