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To the Sheltering Island – Shenandoah Volume 73 Issue 1

To the Sheltering Island – Shenandoah Volume 73 Issue 1
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contributors – Shenandoah Volume 73 Issue 1

contributors – Shenandoah Volume 73 Issue 1
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New poetry reading series comes to Tucson

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, poets have had few places to share their work. Katie Zale is fixing that problem with the Tucson Arts Poetry Series,.

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PoetrySnaps! Cynthia Hogue: After the War There Was No Food

In this week’s PoetrySnaps! segment, Tucson-based writer Cynthia Hogue shares her poem After the War There Was No Food. It’s a mix of memories and gut feelings all centered around a near-fatal heart attack her husband suffered some years ago. Hogue wrote it while he was in the ICU. It’s set during his childhood in WWII growing up in occupied France, a time of vast food shortages and desperate hunger.

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