Remember Now and Then
For the Asheville Art Museum Appalachian Now By Glenis Redmond The opposite of remember is not to forget, but to dismember. To know the now, we must understand the then– […]
Entries by Glenis Redmond
My Portrait
Here is a lovely piece of artwork by Asheville artist, Jane Snyder. She and her partner Janet Oliver have been lovely to me during my bout with Multiple Myeloma. I […]
National Student Poets Program
Glenis Redmond has served as the Mentor Poet for the National Student Poets Program since 2014. Annually, five students are selected for one year of service as literary ambassadors, each […]
Review of Two Poems
“On The Way To Grandma’s Funeral” and “What the Confederate Flag Means To Me I was fortunate to be showcased in Women’s Voices For Change. Thank you fellow Warren Wilson […]
Two Free Little Libraries
Birthday Gifts Growing up in Piedmont, SC in the Canterbury subdivision I was my household’s resident book geek and word nerd. I ran after the bookmobile like most kids ran […]
Exploring the Imagistic Turn…
…in Jackie Earley’s ’1,968 Winters’ At first glance “1,968 Winters” appears to be purely a humorous poem. At least, that is what I thought as a 5th grader, when I […]
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