A Plate of Pandemic
Published Quarterly on the Solstices and Equinoxes
Creativity in Times of Crisis
Alison Konecki lives in California, where she can often be found exploring trails or wrapping up in a sleeping bag under the stars. Her writing has appeared in AFAR, The Evansville Review, Hidden Compass, USA Today, and Human Parts, among others. Read more of her work at www.alisonkonecki.com.
March 9, 2020 It’s called a Worm Moon—the first full moon of spring. The temperatures are warming, and earthworms, asleep all through the cold winter, begin to waken and wriggle up out of the newly thawed ground. Sharing a close rhythm with the earth, they easily sense its shifts. It was the biggest moon […]