Upcoming Readings:
Featured Reader at Book Bird's Open Mic Night, Avondale Estates
Thursday, April 10th from 7:00-8:00
RSVP at: https://www.thebook-bird.com/upcoming-events
Poets for Kamala: We're Not Going Back
Virtual, September 19th, 7:30 pm (eastern)
RSVP at www.poetsforkamala.org
Recent Poems:
About My Prison Education Work:
“Changing the Landscape of Our Prisons One College Course at a Time,” (essay) in Saporta Report, November 26, 2018.
Interview on WABE with Rose Scott and Closer Look about Criminal Justice Reform, from September 13, 2018.
Featured Reader at Book Bird's Open Mic Night, Avondale Estates
Thursday, April 10th from 7:00-8:00
RSVP at: https://www.thebook-bird.com/upcoming-events
Poets for Kamala: We're Not Going Back
Virtual, September 19th, 7:30 pm (eastern)
RSVP at www.poetsforkamala.org
Recent Poems:
- “Upon Watching Notre Dame Burn,” “Astrophysical Singularity,” and “Undistinguished,” The Coop: A Poetry Cooperative, February 2023 https://150kansaspoems.wordpress.com/2023/03/02/three-poems-by-katherine-d-perry/
- “Out of the Woods,” Capsule Stories, September 2022 (print)
- “Resides Beside a Pear Tree,” Last Leaves, Issue 5: Growth, p. 152, Fall 2022
- “Love Song for Daffodils,” 2022 WordFest Anthology, September 2022
- “Time to Swarm” (poem), Deep Overstock, Issue 17: Beekeeping, July 2022
- “Love Song for the Nebulae” and “Love like a Beatles Song and a Mary Oliver Poem,” (poems) Fresh Words, June 2022
- "Deaths of Canaries" on Writers Resist, published September 20, 2018.
- "Magnolia Springs, Alabama & Barefoot" on Halfway Down the Stairs, published September 2018.
About My Prison Education Work:
“Changing the Landscape of Our Prisons One College Course at a Time,” (essay) in Saporta Report, November 26, 2018.
Interview on WABE with Rose Scott and Closer Look about Criminal Justice Reform, from September 13, 2018.
I was lucky to be in a group of great writers on the boat the evening before the Alabama Book Festival in April of 2019. In this photo: Jennifer Horne, former Poet Laureate of Alabama, Patti Callahan Henry, novelist, Jonathan Haupt, from the Pat Conroy Literary Center, and Randi Pink, young-adult novelist.