Author name: Annaliese

LOSS/SHIFT/TIME 4.16.20

In these days of losing and shifting (no static nouns of “loss” and shift” here), time doesn’t stand still. It […]

Well, I now have Divi Builder on this website and have no idea what to do, so this may not

There are 60+ of us in this compellingly beautiful anthology, and we’ll launch it December 8, 2019, at Space Gallery

Voices Singing by Annaliese Jakimides “I can’t hear you at all,” my friend Catherine tells me as we clomp down

“Dark and light. The space between. The moment of change. The necessity of one to identify the other. Hope. Fading.

“Cachexia of Time,” a new/recent poem, has been named a finalist for the Stephen Dunn Poetry Prize. Everything labeled new

Littoral Books is publishing A DANGEROUS NEW WORLD: Maine Voices on the Climate Crisis this November. Yesterday I was notified

I’m reading at Quiet City Books, a sweet spot in the center of Lewiston on Friday, 7/12, at 6 p.m.

I am thinking today of how one communicates in this vomit-speak world we now live in, a world in which