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Articles by Sherry Mossafer Rind

The Divine Meets the Ordinary in our August Issue

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By Margot Wizansky, Sherry Mossafer Rind, Neil Carpathios, Connemara Wadsworth
| Cider Press Review
Time and again in Volume 26, Issue 3 of Cider Press Review, we are confronted with the divine interwoven with the ordinary. In Katharyn Howard Machan’s “Skyros,” the divine arises in a summer storm: “Thunder moved through olive trees / and rain dropped high and fast. / She was prayer.” In Jennifer K.
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“Woman encircled by a flight of birds in the night” Joan Miró, 1968 by Sherry Rind

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By Sherry Mossafer Rind
| Cider Press Review
There are holes in the night’s fabric, a memory of carrying grapes from fields where wood pigeons foraged. In the distance, a star holds up the sky for her. She is lined in a sweep of neck, back, and buttock, the bent gate of her leg. Shoes and dress discarded, she has walked far to be here among shooting stars and floating lights, the open quiet away from the city. Birds lift around her in one fluttering move, quick and disciplined.
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What to Read When Imagining the Natural World

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By Sherry Mossafer Rind, Sarah J Lindsay, Lucy Cooke, Alberto Ríos
| The Rumpus
What to Read When Imagining the Natural World In one of Jane Goodall’s early books, there’s a photo of two chimpanzees sitting on a height watching the sun set. Are they enjoying the colors the way we do? Scientists warn us not to anthropomorphize because it’s a kind of arrogance to assume we know what another species thinks and feels. Fortunately, we can imagine, as we’ve been doing ever since looking at the pictures in Peter Rabbit.
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One River, A Thousand Voices by Claudia Castro Luna

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By Tod Marshall, Sherry Mossafer Rind
| Terrain Verified
Accordion-Folded Broadside | Chin Music Press | 2020 In One River, A Thousand Voices, Claudia Castro Luna, fresh from her two-year travels as Washington State Poet Laureate, offers us a journey through Columbia River country that is both an exploration of that life-giving watershed and a mythic journey through the flora and fauna, geologies and histories, the various literal and figurative rivers that emotionally and physically have compelled, compel, and will compel the lives of so many...
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