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I have just released
We in America.
Please click here or on the image of the cover to the right to download it. I want everyone to have it without charge or obligation and hope you find value in reading it. Please feel free to pass it on. Don, 7Oct2024 Downloads as of 06Dec2024: 7,500 |
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"We could do better sooner, even when we don't want to," says the speaker of Don Krieger's When Danger is Passed, Who Remembers? (Milk and Cake Press, 2022) Why can't a society that cooperated enough to ban the greenhouse gas Freon, perhaps preventing a pandemic of skin cancer, eradicate the racism, violence, and inequity at the nation's core from the beginning? In a work that spans firsthand adventures in rocket science in the 1970s to life under the Trump regime, Krieger reminds us of the dangers of forgetting the lessons of the past and invites us to bear some of the collective responsibility for remembering our way toward a better future. -- Lauren Russell -- author of Descent (Tarpaulin Sky Press) Judith R. Robinson, author of Carousel Mark Pawlak, editor, Hanging Loose Press Margo Taft Stever, founder, Slapering Hol Press Under Development
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bright night sky / great migration / streets on fire
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Our Shared Humanities
| Nothing is deadlier: dogma so beautiful courage riskier faith seductive privilege; more noble and just war more profane and hurtful indifference more cowardly forgetting crueler God; no greater truth kindness nor greater lie color; nothing more human discovery. Review of Discovery by Angela Dribben in Cider Press Review Discovery -- Poetry from a Brain Expert by Karren Alenier in Scene 4 |
Spring, 2024: Our Dead Are Different From Yours and Sparrow Generations and No One Was There will appear in The Gulf Tower Forecasts Rain edited by Doralee Brooks, Poet Laureate of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Apr2023 Memorial Day 2019 and Sunday Drive and appeared in American Graveyard, Calls to end gun violence edited by Marissa Prada.
Jun2022 Curly Red Hair appeared in English and Italian in Correnti Incrociate 2 (Italian Edition) from Mosaique Press, edited by Linda Barone and John Eliot.
May2022 To Be Right appeared in Work Lifespan Vol. 5 from Pure Slush Press.
Nov2021 That Familiar Comfort appeared in Echoes of the African Drums compiled by William Warigon.
Nov2021 When Will We Reap the Whirlwind? and Strange Days appeared with poetry from all over the world in many languages in Spring's Blue Ribbon International Poetry, edited by Gino Leineweber.
Nov2021 Memorial Day, 2019 appeared in The Disasters of War from Moonstone Press.
Oct2021 Not My Nightmare appeared in World Poetry Anthology published by Cooch Behar Magazine.
Oct2021 Not My Nightmare appeared in Protest 2021, 1000 Poets for Change published by Moonstone Press.
Sep2021 The Big Lie is a folio of four pieces: In the Beginning, Martha's Dowry and George's Will, My Dear Friend, Shameless. It appeared in Fixed and Free Poetry Anthology 2021, edited by Billy Brown.
Sep2021 Our Shared Humanities appeared in 25th Anniversary - Poetry Ink Anthology from Moonstone Press.
Mar2021 Sunday Drive appeared in Spread the Word: A Pandemic Open Mic Anthology
Feb2019 Breendonk Generations and Discovery appeared in The Dreamer's Anthology: Writing Inspired by the Lives of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Anne Frank
Aug2018 Yard Sale, appeared in English and Farsi in Persian Sugar in English Tea III
Feb2018 Bob and Autumn and Dream Street appeared in English and Farsi in Persian Sugar in English Tea I
On May 2, 2019, Yom Hashoah, a group of us held a memorial reading for the holocaust of World War 2 at the Riverdale Hebrew Home in the Bronx, NY:
Deborah Kahan Kolb, Pinny Bulman, Janet R. Kirchheimer, Nina Kossman, Alyssa A. Lappen, Mindy Rinkewich, Geza Rohrig, Sarah Stern, Alan Walowitz, and Zelda Fassner.
Here is the Recorded video.
Tribute to the Class of '66 describes the occasion and appeared in
The Blue Nib.
On October 27, 2018, a gunman opened fire in the Tree of Life Synagogue.
Unveiling
appeared a year later in
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
and in Vox Populi on 27Oct2020.
August 6 and 9th, 2020: The 75th anniversaries of the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Three photo-haiku appeared on August 6, 2020, at
Vox Populi
April 14, 2022, 9:00 PM Eastern, 6:00 PM Pacific
It's About Time Writers' Reading Series.
with
Nicole Hardina and Larry Crist.
Here is the recording..
January 9, 2022, 7:00 PM Eastern, 4:00 PM Pacific
West-East Bicoastal Poets of the Pandemic and Beyond.
with
Andrea Carter Brown and
Heidi Seaborn
Ravi Shankar
Here is the recording..
November 4, 2021, 8 PM Eastern time,
Interview
with Dr. Michael Anthony Ingram on
Quintessential Listening Poetry Online Radio.
October 30, 2021
Squirrel Hill Poets Anniversary Reading
with Rosaly Roffman, Joan Bauer, Nancy James, yours truly, Christime Michaels, Randy Minnich, Pam O'Brien, Shirley Stevens, and Arlene Wiener
October 1, 2021
Interview
with
The Boom Project Anthology
editors, Kimberly Garts Crum and Bonnie Omer Johnson.
May 27, 2021 (Thursday), 7 - 8.30 PM Eastern, 4 - 5.30 Pacific.
Series curated by Malaika King Albrecht
Book Launch & Open Mic with Redheaded Stepchild
November 29, 2020
Sandy and Beth Yannone's Cultivating Voices Live Poetry with
Lauren Russell and
Jan Beatty.
24Oct2020,
The Squirrel Hill Poetry Workshop
sponsored by the
C.C. Mellor Memorial Library
with Pam O'Brien, Nancy Esther James, Chris Michaels, Arlene Wiener,
Rosaly Ruffman, Randy Minnick, and Shirley Stevens.
12Aug2020,
Cafe Muse and The Word Works with
Reuben Jackson and
Marianne Szlyk
9Aug2020,
Sandy and Beth Yannone's Cultivating Voices Live Poetry Open Mic, with
Archana Sahni,
Sashwata Gangopadhyay,
Seth Lowe,
Ann Tweedy,
Amy Barry,
Gary Lilley,
Sheridan Fitzgerald.
A play list may also be found on
Youtube.
29Jul2020,
The University of Pittsburgh's 2020
Art of Diversity Showcase
with dozens of artists and poets.