Here is a list of the poems and authors whose poetry will appear

in the upcoming anthology, "In the Eye."*   The editor is Katherine Tracy, the publisher, Thunder-Rain Press.  Proceeds go to Habitat for Humanity.  For more information,  follow the link to L'Intrigue webzine.

Uncertain Likeness in the Dark by Beth Anstandig

Waiting for the Alligators by M. B. O’Connor

A Stained Glass Spider Web Cathedral by Kirk Jordan

Wearing Silk by Charlene A. Donaghy

Rain Washes by Gretchen Fletcher

Ouaouaron by Jack Bedell

Embellishing the Picture by Susan Rich

Blue Heron by Barry Ballard

Rebuttal by Gail White

Just Off The Path  by Leonard Moore

Dust on the Bed by Phyllis Jean Green

Crane by C. Fuqua

L’avalasse by Jack Bedell

The Seven Sisters by Michael Gregory

Fishing with my Father Laura Quinn Guidry

The Voice of Water by Barbara Schweitzer

Sober, in a Dry County, during Severe Weather by Chris Tusa

Elena by Malaika Favorite

Swept Along by Frank Tavares

Suburban High by Norman German

Hurricane Watch by Gail White

Katrina, and the Axe With Red Ribbon by Ken LaRive

The Gris-Gris Cat by Joseph Andriano

Landfall by Alaine Benard

After the Flood by Sheryl St. Germain

Mowing the Greensward by David Middleton

Watermark by Diane Theil

Wild Horses, Placitas by Diane Theil

Outliers by Dawn Paul

Echolocations by Diane Thiel

Icebergs by Deborah Fryer

Black Whiskers by Curtis L. Crisler

Naadra by Susan Rich

A Sign in the Mind by Robert Proctor

Deconstruction:  ‘I KNOW WHY THE CAGED BIRD SINGS’ by Marian Kaplun Shapiro

Cypress by Shannon M. McGuire

Sound by Curtis L. Crisler

Deer by Cynthia Edlow

The Still by Cynthia Edlow

This Day in Particular by Christina Lovin

View From The Cliffs by Dave Parsons

January Hawk by Charles Rafferty

Old Girlfriend by Charles Rafferty

She Describes The Afternoon She Saved Him With Her Body by Charles Rafferty

On Evolution in a New Hampshire Woods by Barbara Schweitzer

Purgatory Creek by Adrian S. Potter

Lavender Shadows by Barbara Schweitzer

Katrina:  A Sequence by Catherine Savage Brosman

So pleased to be a part!

Thanks for stopping by.

           Pea <3