A Plate of Pandemic
Creativity in Times of Crisis
Kate Adams lives in Mountain View, California. Previous work has appeared in Centennial Review, Zzyzzyva, and the Sand Hill Review. Her work has won awards from the Massachusetts Artists’ Foundation, in poetry and in fiction. She has come to enjoy the technical and artistic challenges of writing in sonnet forms. Poets of influence include Matthew Arnold, Wallace Stevens, and Gjertrude Schnackenberg.
for Debbie, in time of plague If, in all of this, I were to sicken and die, let this be my testament. Pregnant long ago, I felt you quicken deep inside, not knowing what that meant. It meant those fluid years before things thickened into this, our long estrangerment: a decade now, no […]