CURATOR – A Story in Seven Short Essays
Today at the Arboretum, I watch a black rat snake lounge on slender branches in its vivarium, a tall acrylic box with quarter-inch ventilation holes. Its head floats in slow motion, spitting a fork…
THE POET’S ORIGINAL ROLE
STORY PARLOR – Art Space Ashevlle
Hilda Morley and the Black Mountain Poets – In Poetry Foundation
IN ORDINARY TIME
In three words I can sum up everything I’ve learned about life: It goes on. Robert Frost
FATES: The Medea Notebooks; Starfish Wash-up; and overflow of an unknown self
FALL AWAY
AN AMERICAN WAKE
FLATIRON WRITERS ROOM Great September Classes!
TINA BARR’S WORK ARCHIVED in Special Collections Research Center at Temple University
