by Charlotte Moore · Phippsburg, ME

The Covid pandemic has provided me with what will be a unique period of time in my personal and artistic life. Not that this is any different from anyone else. There are personal benefits for me, but I am fully cognizant that the pandemic has created havoc as well as economic collapse and tragedy for many people. I often feel the discrepancy between the effect the pandemic has had on me and my family and the effect on hundreds of millions of people who have lost jobs, businesses, health, housing, and, especially tragic, family.

by Susan T. Landry, AKA Grammie

Once upon a time there was a small boy named ANSEL.

He lived in Brooklyn, New York, most of the time, but this winter he and his Mum-mum and Da-da were living in Texas, where it was much warmer. What Ansel loved best – no matter where he was – was to go outside and play.

by Rosalind Benton

The 2020 pandemic and the social unrest we are currently experiencing have completely obscured what should have been a commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment enabling women to vote. Thousands of women endangered their well-being in their dedicated pursuit of that privilege.