Faith
“I’m an optimist, but a melancholy one—the sort who doesn’t believe that everything is great, but knows it isn’t and … Continue reading Faith
Category: Read Women
#TPQ5: CHARLOTTE HAMRICK
#TPQ5: CHARLOTTE HAMRICK — Read on The Poetry Question. Looking for a good read to get you through the dragging … Continue reading #TPQ5: CHARLOTTE HAMRICK
First Quarter Favorites: The Poets
Here they are, a few of my favorite poems for the first quarter of 2019. Every one of these poets … Continue reading First Quarter Favorites: The Poets
WiTM: Love
Love, by Norwegian writer Hanne Ørstavik and translated by Martin Aitken, is a strange little book. At 125 pages it … Continue reading WiTM: Love
WiTM: A Woman’s Story
A Womans Story, by French writer Annie Ernaux and translated by Tanya Leslie, is a memoir about the author’s mother. The … Continue reading WiTM: A Woman’s Story
WiTM: Never Stop Walking
Instead of seeing what I’ve lost, what was taken away from me, and all the injustices that were done to … Continue reading WiTM: Never Stop Walking
Women of Flash
Now that Napowrimo is over, I’m settling back into my routine of morning online reading. This is my time to … Continue reading Women of Flash
Friday Reads: Big Magic
“Anyhow, the older I get, the less impressed I become with originality. These days, I’m far more moved by authenticity. … Continue reading Friday Reads: Big Magic
For Tara
“When you’re in the dark, you have to try to remember that it’s a dance – dark, light, dark, light, … Continue reading For Tara
Mr. Google has no sense of direction
we decided after leaving the city to take a nature walk. Mr. Google said there was a trail nearby … Continue reading Mr. Google has no sense of direction
Charlotte Hamrick 