Thom Wright: I am the CEO of Lathrop Community in Northampton, MA. This piece was shared with residents and staff the week of 5/24/20 as part of an ongoing series Read More
Posts by Straw Dog Writers Guild
Six Feet Between and Under by Candace R. Curran
Candace R. Curran is a founding member of multimedia exhibitions throughout Western MA. Twice named Poet’s Seat Laureate, publications include, Bone Cages and Playing in Wrecks and journals, Raw NerVZ Read More
White Carnation by Diana Norman
Diana Norman is an Easthampton resident. She is new to the publishing world, proud to have seven pieces recently accepted for publication. White Carnation Colorful tulips nod in the breeze, Read More
Shopping during the Pandemic by Amy Landau
Amy Landau is a native New Yorker who lives in Easthampton, MA in Hampshire County. In her writing, she is fascinated by private states of emotional upheaval. Her work has Read More
Out in the Yard by John Walker
John Walker lives in Hadley, Massachusetts. He moved to New England recently from his home in Kentucky to be with his partner. These days he spends many hours in the Read More
Hearts Relate by Madlynn Haber
Madlynn Haber lives in Hampshire County. Her work appears in the anthology Letters to Fathers from Daughters, Anchor Magazine, Exit 13 Magazine and on websites including: The Voices Project, The Read More
Listen by Johanna Bartlett
Johanna Bartlett: I am a retired high school English teacher who lives next to the Wendell State Forest. I have always written, but not for publication. Listen “And those who Read More
A Pandemic Pilgrimage by Kathryn Holzman
Kathryn Holzman’s fiction has appeared in online literary magazines and print anthologies. She is the author of a collection of short fiction, FLATLANDERS, Shire Press 2019. Her first novel REAL Read More
Bach on Zoom by Corinne Demas
Corinne Demas is the author of thirty-five books, including five novels, two short story collections, numerous books for children, a poetry chapbook (The Donkeys Postpone Gratification), and a book for Read More
Ode to tying my shoelaces by Lindsay Rockwell
Lindsay Rockwell’s love of poetry is born from her curiosity of unifying themes of nature, science and theology, as well as her mother’s literary passion. Lindsay is a medical oncologist Read More