She edited Becoming International: Musings on Studying Abroad in America (Parlor Press). Her book reviews can be found in the Los Angeles Review of Books and Southern Literary Review. 14.00 Honey Month / Sadie Shorr-Parks 14.00 Horizon Line / Maureen Eppstein 12.00 How to Prepare Escargots / Elaine Fowler Palencia 12.00 Hummingbirds & Wine / Diana Pinckney 13.00 I Never Learned to Pray / Estelle Bajou 16.95 In Praise of Big Women / Stephen Taylor 12.00 In the Coral Reef of the Market / Earl Carlton Huband 12.

Her writing has previously appeared or is forthcoming in Appalachian Heritage, Aquifer: The Florida Review, Blueline, Cimarron Review, The Hong Kong Review, Lines+Stars, Painted Bride Quarterly, Sierra Nevada Review, Southwest Review, Utne Reader, and Witness, among others. Sadie Shorr-Parks teaches writing at Shepherd University, where she is. Copies are available NOW for purchase at the shop. She is the author of HONEY MONTH (Main Street Rag). Join Sadie Shorr-Parks for a reading from her new poetry book Honey Month. Sadie Shorr-Parks teaches writing at Shepherd University, where she is the Director for the Society for Creative Writing. Shorr-Parks said the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way people have been able to interact, so the Society for Creative Writing and Department of English and Modern Languages are happy to be able to continue to share the work of talented, accomplished poets with students and the community.

Honey Month by Sadie Shorr-Parks