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Poetry Weekly: “Accent” from Cindy Veach’s Gloved Against Blood

Poetry Weekly: “Accent” from Cindy Veach’s Gloved Against Blood

Here’s another poem from the new book Gloved Against Blood by Cindy Veach. Support CavanKerry Press and author Cindy Veach. For more poems, pick up your copy of Cindy Veach’s Gloved Against Blood from... Read More
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Roadblocks to Intimacy & Trust VIII: Fear of Motherhood by Joan Cusack Handler

Roadblocks to Intimacy & Trust VIII: Fear of Motherhood by Joan Cusack Handler

Note to Reader: As a licensed psychologist, I strictly adhere to the ethics of confidentiality; therefore, I do not use/make reference to any patient/client information in the pieces I write. The only data... Read More
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Poetry Weekly: “The Other Woman” from Cindy Veach’s Gloved Against Blood

Poetry Weekly: “The Other Woman” from Cindy Veach’s Gloved Against Blood

Here’s another poem from the new book Gloved Against Blood by Cindy Veach. The Other WomanMy grandfather did not come backinstead he sent his girlfriend knock-knocking on the door to ask pleasegrant him... Read More
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Poetry Weekly: “Sewing Lessons” from the book Gloved Against Blood

Poetry Weekly: “Sewing Lessons” from the book Gloved Against Blood

Here’s a poem from the new book Gloved Against Blood by Cindy Veach. For more poems, pick up your copy of Cindy Veach’s Gloved Against Blood from the CavanKerry Press store. Read More
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Nin Andrews’ Miss August Reviewed by Dante Di Stefano

Nin Andrews’ Miss August Reviewed by Dante Di Stefano

Miss August by Nin Andrews’ was recently reviewed by Dante Di Stefano. Dante’s poetry, essays, and reviews have appeared in Brilliant Corners, The Los Angeles Review, Shenandoah, and Prairie Schooner... Read More
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This Threshold He Did Not Carry Her Across – Cindy Veach

This Threshold He Did Not Carry Her Across – Cindy Veach

Evil spirits, in a last-ditch effort to curse the couple, hovered at the threshold, so the bride had to be lifted to ensure that the spirits couldn’t enter her body... Read More
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Roadblocks to Intimacy and Trust VI by Joan Cusack Handler

Roadblocks to Intimacy and Trust VI by Joan Cusack Handler

Note to Reader: As a licensed psychologist, I strictly adhere to the ethics of confidentiality; therefore, I do not use/make reference to any patient/client information in the pieces I write. The only data... Read More
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“At the Movies with My Mother” from the book Threshold

“At the Movies with My Mother” from the book Threshold

Enjoy the final poem selected by author Joseph O. Legaspi from his new book Threshold.   Being one of five children, I cherished my time alone with my mother. I liked... Read More
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“Bleeding the Hen” from the book Threshold

“Bleeding the Hen” from the book Threshold

Here’s another poem selected by author Joseph O. Legaspi. During my 2015 Fulbright fellowship in the Philippines, one of the professors at Silliman University, where I did my research in... Read More
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