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Presence a Journal of Catholic Poetry 2020 by Paul Connell Angela Alaimo O'donnell Judith Valente Susan L. Miller Susanna Rich Sean Thomas Dougherty Laura Chalar Katherine Kovacik J. C. Scharl Lori Negridge Allen Indran Amirthanayagam Ann Applegarth Corliss M. Badeaux Collin Becker Aaron Brown Mark S. Burrows Brandon S. Butcher Andrew Calis Neil Carpathios Hannah Carr-Murphy Ann Cefola Martha Collins Paola Corso Susan Cowger Brad Davis Peggy R. Ellsberg Tyler Farrel Linda Nemec Foster Jane Greer Nathaniel Lee Hansen Samuel Hazo Gloria Heffernan Maeve Henry Thomas Holahan Jefferson Holdridge Eva Mary Hooker Brent House Madeline Infantine Richard Jones Tina Kelley Laurie Kolp Sarah Law Cameron Alexander Lawrence Owen Lewis Laurinda Lind Nick Maione Jennifer Martelli Janet Mccann Annabelle Moseley Madeleine Mysko Stephen Nakrosis Kathleen O"Toole Stephen Paling Richard Pierce Susan Blackwell Ramsey Greg Rappleye Skip Renker Ann Ritter Brian Ascalon Roley Maria Rouphail J. D. Schraffenberger Alessandra Simmons Judith Sornberger Catherine Stansfield Marjorie Stelmach Emily Stoddard Sally Thomas Don Thompson John J. Trause Carolyne Wright Steve Knepper Anthony Domestico Maryann L. Miller Margaret Rozga Alan Berecka Susan Lembo Balik Billy Middleton Joel Allegretti Rosa Mirna Sanchez Maryanne Hannan Arthur Powers Danielle Davey Stulac Cydnee Devereaux Susan Delaney Spear Karen Ullo Published 2020 ISBN-13: 978-0-9988095-3-3, ISBN: 0-9988095-3-5 "A Catholic journal of poetry with a nondenominational group of authors. "A record and reference of literature and Catholic literature at a specific point in time.""
Presence by Chelsea Martinez-Casiano Sharif Elmusa P. S. Dean Pablo Medina Maryann Corbett Gail White James Matthew Wilson Susan L. Miller Julie L. Moore Joseph Bathanti Jill Pelaez Baumgaertner Alan Berecka Tim Bete Kathleen Bradley Pat Brisson Debra Bruce Mary Buchinger Roxana L. Cazan Yuan Changming Erica Charis-Molling Richard Cole Barbara Crooker Joanna Currey Jim Daniels Lynn Domina Stephen Gibson Dominic Gideon Maria Mazziotti Gillan Ed Granger Maryanne Hannan Jerry Harp Lois Marie Harrod Anne M. Higgins Thomas Holahan Siham Karami Elaine Kehoe George Klawitter Dean Kostos Leonard Kress Michael Angel Martin D. S. Martin Orlando Ricardo Menes Philip Metres Rhonda Miska Robin Amelia Morris Susan Signe Morrison Elizabeth Murawski Stella Nesanovich Matthew C. Nickel Barry Peters Daye Phillippo Mia Pohlman Christopher Poore Dennis Rhodes Michael D. Riley Margaret Rozga Lisa Toth Salinas Nicholas Samaras Janna Schledorn Rita A. Simmonds Richard Spilman Sofia M. Starnes Sheryl St. Germain Sophia Stid Carole Stone Maxine Susman Maria Terrone Brian Volck Mark C. Watney R. Bratten Weiss Paul Willis Aleisa Zoecklin Cydnee Devereaux Jake Oresick Michael P. Murphy Ned Balbo C. X. Dillhunt Mary Ladany Mike Aquilina Juditha Dowd Shanna Powlus Wheeler Jeremiah Webster Tyler Farrel Mia Schilling Grogan Kim Bridgford Joshua Hren Kathleen Marks Published 2018 ISBN-13: 978-0-9988095-1-9, ISBN: 0-9988095-1-9 "New poems, translations, interviews, and book reviews in a yearly literary journal for Catholic Poetry."
Dictionary of Midwestern Literature, Volume 2 by Philip A. Greasley Crystal S. Anderson David D. Anderson Kathie Ryckman Anderson Patricia Anderson Marilyn Judith Atlas Thomas Fox Averill Paul Baggett William Barillas Jill Barnum Anne Beck Robert Beasecker James M. Boehnlein Sheena Denney Boran Victoria Brehm Rachel Breneman Roger Bresnahan Emily Thornton Calvo Sharon Carlson Jennifer Cathey Haeja K. Chung Emily Churilla Hannah L. Coffey Daniel P. Compora Sheila Marie Contreras Leslie Czechowski Edward Dauterich Todd Fleming Davis Theresa Delgadillo Jill Doerfler Robert Dunne Maureen N. Eke Carol Fadda-Conrey Katherine Fama Timothy C. Frazer Philip L. Gerber Kenneth B. Grant Marsha O. Greasley Øyvind T. Gulliksen Benjamin Hale Willie J. Harrell Stephen C. Holder Ashley Hopkins Jeffrey Hotz William E. Huntzicker Katherine Joslin Immaculate Kizza Sara Kosiba Joyce R. Ladenson Clarence Lindsay Larry Lockridge Loren Logsdon Paul W. Miller David Newquist Marcia Noe Mary Dejong Obuchowski Sally E. Parry Steve Paul David Perusek John R. Pfeiffer Rod Phillips Denise Pilato Ronald Primeau David Radavich Kristy Nelson Raine Milton Reigelman Garyn G. Roberts John Rohrkemper Robert L. Root Margaret Rozga Herbert K. Russell Mike Ryan David K. Sauer Ann L. Seaton James Seaton Marc Kelly Smith Joyce Caldwell Smith Crystal Stallman Jeffrey Swenson Guy Szuberla Thom Tammaro Jon C. Teaford Catherine Tobin Ellen Serlen Uffen Lance Weldy Johnnie Wilcox Keith Wilhite Douglas Wixson Joseph Wydeven Susan Yanos Hardcover , 1,064 Pages , Published 2016 by Indiana University Press ISBN-13: 978-0-253-02104-5, ISBN: 0-253-02104-9 "The Midwest has produced a robust literary heritage. Its authors have won half of the nation’s Nobel Prizes for Literature plus a significant number of Pulitzer Prizes. This volume explores the rich racial, ethnic, and cultural diversity of the region. It also contains entries on thirty-five pivotal Midwestern literary works, literary genres, literary, cultural, historical, and social movements, state and city literatures, literary jour ..."
Justice Freedom Herbs by Margaret Rozga Paperback , 92 Pages , Published 2015 by Wordtech Editions ISBN-13: 978-1-62549-115-2, ISBN: 1-62549-115-8 "Justice Freedom Herbs is a book of activist poems written in garden metaphors. It is also a book of garden poems that suggest social justice themes. Sometimes the garden, its herbs and other produce, are foregrounded; sometimes civil rights issues and experiences take that primary role. Throughout the volume, the two concerns are closely linked, and each becomes a way of talking about the other. Both require nurturing, both sometimes di ..."
Though I Haven't Been to Baghdad by Margaret Rozga Paperback , 63 Pages , Published 2012 by Benu Press ISBN-13: 978-0-9844629-7-1, ISBN: 0-9844629-7-X "As we mark ten years at war - wars most of us prefer to forget—Peggy Rozga's striking poems tell us, Look. Here. This is the true cost of war. Here."—Sarah Browning"
200 Nights and One Day (1st Edition) by Margaret Rozga Paperback , 75 Pages , Published 2009 by Benu Press ISBN-13: 978-0-9815163-1-8, ISBN: 0-9815163-1-9 "Poetry. African American Studies. This book of poetry presents a brilliant analysis which takes us through the brave history of the strength, commitment and passion of the people of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, as they marched, struggled, and were jailed to win the victory of justice and freedom for all. Peggy Rozga joined protestors, participated in freedom marches, and was jailed for fighting and marching for the rights of poor Black childre ..."
