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Reporting that once again, I have part-time (per diem) work with Planned Parenthood. They formally rehired me today, and have already offered me 2 days of paid training this week and 9 additional clinic days this month. I will also … Continue reading →

I love this journal, recently re-started by Susan Culver, with matched images and poems. http://www.freewebs.com/lilylitreview/ I’m pleased to have one of my poems up in this issue of Lily:  http://www.freewebs.com/lilylitreview/5_5Denenberg.html

I have a poem up at Chimaera, called Surface Tension.  The poetry theme for this issue of the journal is Life, the Universe and Everything, which is a quote from Douglas Adams’, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Universe. Have a look … Continue reading →

Lily: A monthly online literature review is up and features 13 poems with wonderful accompanying visuals. All of these are great poems, my favorites include: The Rage of Parents by Nic Sebastian; When to Speak of Bridges, When to Speak of … Continue reading →

This is so cool. I used to work at AJN, I was a temporary clinical editor for about six months back in 1999. They are a great bunch of folks. They are even paying me an honorarium. Imagine that!  Three_Part_Breath.23

I’ve been neglecting this page, while for the past month I’ve been leaving daily posts every day at a piece a day and posting a poem a day at Word Poems since 6/14. So the question is: How to keep … Continue reading →

I have a poem in YB and 2 in the Yale Journal for Humanities in Medicine. I’m thrilled to be included in both of these fine journals. The theme for this issue of YB is Windows and it is lovely … Continue reading →

I have just started a new blog site with the lofty goal of writing (and posting) every day. I’ll keep this blog, risa’s pieces, for incidental posts, which I have been doing (at various sites) for the past 5 or … Continue reading →

I’ve traced the blueprint of us
onto a map of five boroughs.
I’ve changed the street names.
I’m trying to show you
where we are. Continue reading →

2/18/11 Flight from Seattle to Boston I traveled from West to East coast to spend some time with people who are important to me. I left the Northeast 2½ years ago to take a job in Seattle, and am preparing … Continue reading →