Lenore Weiss

Children’s book for middle-grade readers, ages 9-12, an urban environmental fantasy set at the edge of a condo development where we meet 10-year-old Leah who has been labeled as the

Paper mill town closed down. Sporting goods store the big draw.Hunters shop for camouflage,a new barrel gauge. Deer season. Six months here,I’m in a red chair with a red number,clutch a

I tried to grab you chase the cat’s eye marble clouding your eyes so startled as I pulled you back from the edge of wherever you stoodthe boy who refused to carry a

The new senior housing development on MacArthur Blvd just below High Street used to be a haven for prostitutes walking within shouting distance of a run-down motel called The Seasons.

All he wanted was to stop burning –Dahlia Ravikovitch she stands behind a kettle ingera, poulet yassa, pupusa, plaintain, cabbage, pasta, cassava, yams, rice and beans food for migrants migrants

Sometimes I feel an underground river forcing its way between deformed cliffs. —Adrienne Rich I’m on the elliptical music streaming eyes glued to the pall-bearer of morning news three overhead