May 5, 2021 | By Gloria Muñoz May 7 at 7 pm Free Details here . . . So many hours of 2020, and now 2021, were spent looking at… Read More
Genre: Literary
Indie Bookstore Day
This last Saturday was Indie Bookstore Day. Like Record Store Day it’s an opportunity to shine a light on some folks who make the world infinitely more interesting but rarely… Read More
This is not a blog about my brother…
(On Memory, Story, and Art. For Brendon) This is not a blog about my brother, who died suddenly last month at the age of fifty-one. Grief is still doing that… Read More
The Oral Florist
A week or so back, I had the pleasure of participating in an “afternoon tea” with three brilliant artists whose work you should know. Writer and editor Rita Bullwinkel brought… Read More
Influences pt. 2
It’s been hard for me to feel inspired since my uncle died. I’ve been doing the things I’m supposed to do at work, at home, and with friends, but every… Read More
Seven of Wands
Blog 22 I draw a tarot card each morning. Sometimes, they don’t feel especially poignant, but sometimes they are right on the nose. This morning, I drew the Seven of… Read More
Poetry at the Playground
Blog #22 Poetry has special healing powers, and it comforts and connects us. Sometimes poetry slips through the door of our skin when we need it the most, and saves… Read More
The Rookery – Creative Writing Special
April 28, 2021 | Curated by Gloria Muñoz . . . Hello Rookery Community, We’re happy to share the second issue of our quarterly creative writing feature, The Rookery. This… Read More
Celebrate National Poetry Month at Safety Harbor Waterfront Park
April 26, 2021 | By Laura Kepner April 29 at 6 pm Free Safety Harbor Waterfront Park Details here April is coming to an end but there is still time… Read More
On Ingenuity
With some caveats (see one below), research concludes that grit is a strong predictor of success.1 If you can dust yourself off and get back up after a fall or… Read More
