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Corvette Fever May 1992

March 4, 2016

The Great Northwest : Touring the grandeur of Washington’s magnificent Olympic Peninsula (Photography by Charter Weeks) It juts off the West Coast and into the turbulent Pacific like the prow of a ship. Its interior is a wilderness of snow-capped mountains shouldering the sky. One main highway circumnavigates the peninsula and only a few small […]

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Corvette Fever October 1992

March 4, 2016

Corvette Country: Vacation In Three Acts Martha’s Vineyard: the stage for a Corvette extravaganza (Photography by Charter Weeks) It doesn’t take three Corvettes to get to Martha’s Vineyard off the coast of Massachusetts. One car is sufficient to carry you from Woods Hole by ferry across Nantucket Sound and down the narrow, winding roads that […]

Filed Under: Essays & Articles, Words in Progress Tagged With: Charter Weeks photographer, Collaborations, Corvette, travel

New England Farm Stay Vacations

September 15, 2011

Northeast FLAVOR Fall 2011

New England Farm Stay Vacations Rural Retreats to the Family Farm “It always amazes me how many people are discovering, for the first time, where their food actually comes from.” Jackie Caserta, proprietor of The Inn at Valley Farms, echoes the sentiments of the growing number of innkeepers and farmers throughout New England. We are […]

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Working the Piscataqua

August 7, 2010

The Portsmouth Poet Laureate Program chose 12 finalists in its “Voices and Vision” project  conceived by Portsmouth Poet Laureate John Perrault to bring together poets and visual artists to create works of public art which would then be acquired by businesses and municipal organizations and permanently displayed in the Portsmouth area. My photographer-husband, Charter Weeks, […]

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A Poet for Your Bookshelf, Classroom, or Library

Avatar photoWelcome! Come on in and browse through my books of poetry, anthologies I’ve edited and in which my poems appear, and some essays and articles on subjects ranging from blue water sailing to New England farm stays to birding. You can also find photos of my collaborations with painters, sculptors, photographers and musicians. Listen to audio clips of a sampling of my voiceover work.

As a poet, I perform and teach at colleges & universities throughout the country, and in residencies in elementary and high schools, libraries, writers’ workshops and retreats, and senior centers. Read More…

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Walking Song

WALKING SONG …reminding herself that she was only an elderly woman who had got up too early in the morning and journeyed too far, that the despair creeping over her was merely her despair, her personal weakness, and that even if she got a sunstroke and went mad the rest of the world would go […]

My Brother is Gone from Us

Basil Harris (pictured with sister Anne, summer 2016) He died today. Farewell, sweet singer.

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