An Elegy for Sinead O’Connor written by her brother
One of the most amazing things about this elegy is that it never mentions Sinead directly, but you know it is about her. See it […]
Journal of a Residence on a Georgia Plantation, 1838-1839 by Francis M. Kemble
This is such a vital document. An Englishwoman’s experience living for a while on a Georgia plantation. Though compassionate, her POV is stilted by her […]
My poem, In a Half Hour Her School Bus Will Arrive, was just published in Neologisms July issue.
Rochelle Shapiro IN A HALF HOUR HER SCHOOL BUS WILL ARRIVE Even in winter when she stamps snow from her boots and unhoods herself […]
Heartstopper
If it hadn’t been written about in the New York Times, I never would have come upon this delightful series. It is innocent, tender, the […]
#Poetry Superhighway just posted my poem, THE MAGIC OF WOOLWORTHS
June 26 – July 2, 2023: Poetry from Rochelle Shapiro and John Dorroh