Peacock in a Condo Parking Lot
Everyone at my end of the condo thought new tenant might be a homeless squatter. A family of birds could’ve easily made their home nestled inside his whiskers. He always
Everyone at my end of the condo thought new tenant might be a homeless squatter. A family of birds could’ve easily made their home nestled inside his whiskers. He always
Vernon Wolfe stood over six feet tall with salt-and-pepper hair beginning to thin on top and a cleft in his chin where his mother used to tell him that God
Recovering from an end-of-year bout of Covid, a baked potato was the only thing I could stomach. New Years and my birthday had come and gone in a sad murmur
Iceland territory where everything is frozen in flows across the mountaintops. Sitting on a stack of encyclopedias and gazing at my pocket watch, not caring about time, just waiting for
Menachem Begin was Dodo’s first cousin. Dodo lived on the ground floor and she and my mother were best friends. Sometimes I babysat her dog Cocoa who pooped on the
I was born in the same year the state of Israel was formed but that’s not exactly the right word— formed is something joined and shaped through stages of development
Lenore’s passion for environmental subjects comes from a lifetime of working for women’s rights and health and environmental organizations. Awards include: San Francisco State, Clark-Gross Award for best novel-in-progress; Nimrod International Journal, Pablo Neruda Prize, finalist; Poets & Writers, California Voices finalist; and the Society for Technical Communication, Distinguished Chapter Service Award.