Mary B Moore

I have such a book out, though, since January 2025. I can send you an ARC or a book: Amanda Chimera, from Madville Publishing, won the press's Arthur Smith Award in 2023.

Thanks so much for sharing, Grant!~

Mary B. Moore: Gloria, Arbored The foliage simmers or shivers, airs itself out, and the round leaf-scales, which join and branch, make each stem a flat little tree: a tree of trees.

Honored to have a poem from Amanda Chimera shared today in Michael Simms' Vox Populi: voxpopulisphere.com/2025/08/31/m...

I'm here too rarely! Here's a poem from its first appearance in Birmingham Poetry Review. "Morpho Didius" is now in my Amanda Chimera, Madville Publishing, 2025

Mary B. Moore: The Birds of Cutting I’m tired today and blue to boot. Nothing buoys me, yesses my no’s. Even the cardinal on the fence, a dusky girl, isn’t all red like cardinal boys

Honored to share Vox Populi's featuring a poem "The Birds of Cutting" from Amanda Chimera, just out from #MadvillePublishing. I'm honored, Michael Simms!
voxpopulisphere.com/2025/02/17/m...

“All this madness, all this rage, all this flaming death of our civilization and our hopes, has been brought about because a set of official gentlemen, living luxurious lives, mostly stupid, and all without imagination or heart, have chosen that it should occur rather than that any one of them should suffer some infinitesimal rebuff to his country’s pride.” —Bertrand Russell

I have one of those circulating. Please wish it well! I love the weird connections that emerge from seemingly "random" structures. Best wishes to you!

Please read my new work in New Letters Magazine, this is one of two!

Please read my new work in New Letters Magazine, this is one of two!

Beautiful, Donna!

Mary B. Moore: The Birds of Cutting I’m tired today and blue to boot. Nothing buoys me, yesses my no’s. Even the cardinal on the fence, a dusky girl, isn’t all red like cardinal boys

Honored to share Vox Populi's featuring a poem "The Birds of Cutting" from Amanda Chimera, just out from #MadvillePublishing. I'm honored, Michael Simms!
voxpopulisphere.com/2025/02/17/m...

Susan O'Dell Underwood taught creative writing and Appalachian literature at Carson-Newman University for 33 years. Her novel, Genesis Road, won the Tennessee Arts Commission Grant. Besides two chapbooks of poetry, she has published two full-length collections, The Book of Awe (Iris Press, 2018) and Splinter (Madville Publishing, 2023). Her poems, short fiction, and essays can be found in a variety of journals and anthologies, including Ecotone, Oxford American, and A Literary Field Guide to Southern Appalachia. She is married to artist David Underwood and lives in East Tennessee.

I am honored and humbled by the wonderful review that poet and novelist Susan O'Dell Underwood wrote for Still The Journal of my forthcoming Amanda Chimera, due out in January from @Madville Publishing.
www.stilljournal.net/bookreview-u...

Yo ho!

Thanks for replying, Amanda. The book comes out in January '25 so I will try you in February... Best wishes with you work.

Amanda, I wonder if you might be interested in reviewing my Amanda Chimera forthcoming from Madville Publishing; it won their book award last year. I'd be glad to send you an ARC so you could check it, but would need your e-mail address. Thanks for considering it.

Been feeling/writing about that too. Yes.

Stunned and honored by Chris Emerson's beautifully written review of my forthcoming Amanda Chimera, winner of the 2024 Arthur Smith Award, Madville Publishing. www.greenlindenpress.com/interviews-a...

Glad to arrive here. Looking for poets and writers to befriend. Others welcome!