Poetry
Four Poems – D. R. James
Fours poems – “The Day I Got My Timing Down,” “Another Time, This Same Moon,” “Early Morning Love Song,” and “Whose Life Is It, Anyway?” – by poet and retired educator D. R. James.
Three Poems – Adam Sarlan
Three poems – “Walt Whitman,” “Bethesda Fountain,” and “Good Again” – by Massachusetts poet Adam Sarlan.
Three Poems – Kathleen Chamberlin
Three poems – “Tides,” “Music of the Spheres,” and Teardrops” – by retired upstate educator Kathleen Chamberlin.
Three Poems – Connie Johnson
Three poems – “& It’s Jazz Artistry,” “Unspoken,” and “Into the Unknown” – by California-based poet and writer Connie Johnson.
Three Poems – Barbara Ficarra
Three poems – “Wonder,” “Happiness & Grace,” and “You are Enough” – by author, poet, and health care leader Barbara Ficarra.
Four Poems – Catherine Ventry
Four poems – “Brake Failure in Terza Rima,” “Private Mythologies,” “Spartan Boy,” and “Thought Experiment” – by Hudson Valley poet Catherine Ventry.
Fiction
“Printed in Blood: A Johnny Stone Mystery, Chapter 17” by Dean Goldberg
“Murder,” he said.
“Printed in Blood: A Johnny Stone Mystery, Chapter 16” by Dean Goldberg
In the latest edition of “Printed in Blood,” Johnny and Toni go to a wrestling match, and get more than just a show.
“Printed in Blood: A Johnny Stone Mystery, Chapter 15” by Dean Goldberg
Catch up on the latest in the Johnny Stone saga in the newest chapter of “Printed in Blood” by Hudson Valley writer and photographer Dean Goldberg.
“A Hudson River Affair” by Eric Green
A short story of an affair between two married people who met on the Number 2 subway train in New York City.
“Printed in Blood: A Johnny Stone Mystery, Chapter 14” by Dean Goldberg
In this latest chapter of “Printed in Blood,” Johnny’s in jail again, but this time it’s for murder.
“Printed in Blood: A Johnny Stone Mystery, Chapter 13” by Dean Goldberg
Angie tells Johnny a secret.
Nonfiction
“Last Stop, USA” by Joseph Dunnigan
Joseph Dunnigan visits Piermont, discovering local history at the library and learning about the village’s WWII connections, a forgotten pier, and vibrant community.
“Right in Der Fuhrer’s Face: A True Story” by Emanuel Soshensky
Rick Soshensky shares a story of his father’s (Emanuel Soshensky) experience during his time as an Air Force photo interpreter in World War II.
“A Tale of Two Harlems” by Joseph Dunnigan
A new short story, “A Tale of Two Harlems,” by Hudson Valley writer Joseph Dunnigan.
“Pharmily” by Sabrina Silvester
Sabrina Silvester shares the story of a pharmacist’s personal life and how she balances motherhood and her career.
“Crooking a Deer” by Shows Leary
“Crooking a Deer,” part of a new memoir entitled “The Footless Girls Of Camp C” by writer and musician Shows Leary.
“Neighbors” by Dari Reynolds
“Neighbors,” a personal essay about a black wife and her white husband who leave their apartment in the city and purchase their first home in a nearby suburb, by Dari Reynolds.
