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Ask Me How I Am

Robyn MacKinnon·June 2, 2019

Ask Me How I Am written by: Robyn MacKinnon @art_rat Ask me how I am What could...

English Poetry Robyn Finds Poetry Robyn MacKinnon

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Paranoia

Neer·December 4, 2018

Paranoia written by: Neer they smuggle mistrust in their honesty, how could I? So, they impose limitations...

English Poetry

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Butterfly In A Jar

Nicole Cheng·August 20, 2018

Butterfly In A Jar written by: Nicole Cheng @NicoleCheng13 Ever had that feeling of being watched? Ever...

English Poetry

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Paranoia

Anne G·August 7, 2017

Paranoia written by: Anne G @TheInkTruth Knock Knock, who can it be? Knock Knock, I cannot...

Anne G English Poetry

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Carmen Baca taught high school and college English for 36 years before retiring in 2014. A lifelong New Mexican, she embraces her Spanish heritage which is evident in her works through her use of regionalism. Her motivation comes from her desire to keep her culture's dying traditions alive through her story-telling. El Hermano, her debut novel (2017) was endorsed as "a valuable contribution to New Mexico literature" by the late Rudolfo Anaya, and selected as a finalist in historical fiction from the NM-AZ Book Awards Coop. Her third book, Cuentos del Cañón, won 1st place in short story anthology from the same organization. She has published 5 books, over 50 short publications in 13 genres. Between caring for feral and adopted cats, she and her husband live a quiet life at the base of the Sangre de Cristo mountains of northern New Mexico.

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Black Ice

The Poet Writes

Interview Q&A With Carmen Baca

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Spotlight On Writers – Kalpna Singh-Chitnis

Interview Q&A With Carmen Baca

Spotlight On Writers – Joseph Amendolare

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As I Stride an Eerie Scarecrow Road

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Ask Me How I Am

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Life’s Breath

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Before The Snow

Sometimes It Takes a Chisel to Find the Poem

Interview Q&A With Carmen Baca

Angels

Spotlight On Writers – Kalpna Singh-Chitnis

Black Ice

Criminal

Red Lights

I Love You

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