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I recently had a new poem published in Farmer-ish's latest issue. You can read (and listen to a recording of) the poem here, and you can check out the full issue of The Chicken: Vol. 4, No. 1 here. photo credit: Josh Taljaard, Unsplash 
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The latest issue of my newsletter, the Red Eft, can be found here. In addition to writing news and upcoming workshops, there are lots of tasty recipes to try, some reading recommendations, octopus facts, and a feature of Simone Gorrindo and her new memoir, The Wives.  The latest issue of my newsletter, The Red Eft, is here! It features the writer Anica Mrose Rissi, a writing prompt, some reading recommendations, an easy scarf pattern, and more. You can read the newsletter here.  I'm delighted to have a poem forthcoming in the book Poems for the Solstice: Poems Honoring Farming and Nature. The book is available for pre-order here, and should be printed next month.  The latest issue of my newsletter, The Red Eft, can be read here, and it features poet Meghan Sterling (pictured below), along with some writing news, reading recommendations, a prompt, and more.  Earlier this month, I learned that River Teeth's Beautiful Things series had nominated my essay, "On Massachusetts General Hospital Reaching Out to Schedule Your Covid-19 Vaccine," for the "Best of the Net." Only two essays of the 52 published that year were selected, and I was honored that mine was chosen. You can sign up to receive River Teeth's Beautiful Things in your inbox every Monday (for free!).  I had the pleasure of working with Short Reads to publish a reprint of one of my flash essays, "This Washcloth," which was featured earlier this month. The illustration is by Anna Hall. Short reads is a wonderful new publication that delivers a flash nonfiction piece to your inbox each Wednesday (for free!) if you want to subscribe.  The Keepthings recently published a micro essay on my first husband Steve's mango vanilla shave cream. The Keepthings has a lovely premise of publishing short pieces about objects that our loved ones have left behind after they died. You can find The Keepthings website here (and sign up for their free newsletter to receive notifications when new pieces are published) and you can follow them on Instagram @thekeepthings.  |
AuthorSarah Kilch Gaffney lives and writes on a little piece of land in Maine. 
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