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Freesia McKee

Poet & Writer

Tag: pandemic writing

What I’ve Written During the Pandemic

I hope everyone reading this is faring as well as can be expected during this extraordinary time. What I keep returning to in my mind is a desire to focus on gratitude that we have writing and reading as tools. I want to share a few of my recent publications related to the pandemic with… Read More What I’ve Written During the Pandemic

October 1, 2020 Freesia McKeeLeave a comment

Publications

How Distant the City (Headmistress Press, 2018)

For the Immediate Aftermath: Post-Election Poems (self-published poem pamphlet, 2016)

“Eleven Micro-Memoirs from the Pandemic” in Cleaver Magazine 

“Crucial Connections” in the Pandemic Meditations series

“What’s Worth Fixing” in Flyway Journal

“The Interstitium’s Song” in Tinderbox Poetry Journal

“Plantains” in New Mexico Review

“Detour of War” in Small Orange

“Sonnet for Road A” in Rogue Agent

“If This is My Last Message” in New Verse News

Find links to more of my work in Publications.

 

Recent Posts

  • What I Published in 2020 December 31, 2020
  • Book Review of Through This Door: Wisconsin in Poems November 30, 2020
  • Online Writing Class: Culinary Micro-Memoir, November-December 2020 October 19, 2020
  • What I’ve Written During the Pandemic October 1, 2020
  • September-October 2020 Online Writing Classes: Writing Your Pandemic Story and Micro-Memoir 2.0 September 11, 2020
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