By Sara Etgen-Baker Member-at-Large winter solstice arriving shortest day and longest night silent trees gather forces for returning light lighter, longer, brighter days saunter through the winter gloom ... Read more
By Adrienne Reedy Greenwich Branch By the water’s edge, where tall grasses sway, Two parent geese, in their protective way, Guarded their two little downy, bright kin, Sweet ... Read more
“When All Is Quiet” by Dorothy Atkins, Santa Clara Branch Mixed media, 9 x 12 Artist Statement At this stage in my creative journey, I am excited that people ... Read more
By Terry Henry Pensacola Branch He sits in his favorite chair in the early morning light His reading glasses perched on his nose Slowly scrolling through the morning headlines ... Read more
By Pat Underwood Des Moines Branch My father stepped into the field that spring and sifted black earth through his fingers until it fell to the ground like ... Read more
“Same Root, Different Blooms” by Zeldi Eskenazi, Fort Lauderdale Branch Acrylic, 24 x 30 Artist’s Statement “Same Roots, Different Blooms” is a little celebration of how even flowers that start ... Read more
(aka: PenWomenship 2025) By Christina Larson Pensacola Branch Nanny Muller’s penmanship compared to none, I thought. My nanny formed each A-B-C the same way I’d been taught. ... Read more
TPW fiction and nonfiction editor Sarah “Sally” Collins Honenberger writes a newspaper essay series as a “traveling novelist,” titiled On the Road Again. This 30th essay gives you a glimpse ... Read more
By Debora G. De Farias Jacksonville Branch Have you ever fallen in love with the Impossible? Have you ever been lost in the vast immensity of a look that ... Read more
