Showing posts with label Mary Ann Honaker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mary Ann Honaker. Show all posts

Thursday, July 16, 2026

Mary Ann Honaker Features at Stone Soup Poetry, 7-15-26

From this week's online gathering. Thanks to Mary Ann Honaker for a wonderful feature with work from her latest collection. You can pre-order it now. 

 

 


Hello Again

Stone Soup is back and we returned in style. Thanks so much to Mary Ann Honaker for featuring last night. Be sure to support her by purchasing her latest collection, Night is Another Realm Altogether. Be back next week for special feature Marc Goldfinger. 


Sunday, July 05, 2026

July 15: Stone Soup and Mary Ann Honaker Return!

Mary Ann Honaker has graced Stone Soup Poetry's real space and virtual space podiums. On July 15, she makes her virtual return with poetry from her new collection, Night Is Another Realm Altogether (which you can order here). Support the work of a prolific poet and be in the Zoom audience for her.

Join us on Wednesday, July 15, from 7:00 to 9:00 PM ET by clicking this link.

The meeting ID is 859 5282 8229

Password: stonesoup


Sunday, May 25, 2025

Stone Soup Croutons, 5-21-25: Godsmacked


Stone Soup Croutons is a weekly poem I write using lines and impressions selected from Stone Soup Poetry's open mic readers and features. I figure out a title (and sometimes the rest of the poem) later. You can read the other ones I've done since 2015 here.
 
I also have a book collecting the best of my first year of poems. Click here to purchase it.
 
This past week was an all-open mic due to the person I wanted to feature being out. It was fun. 
 
It's so hard to do Crouton poems--or do anything poetry related--during the weekend.  After years of writing during the week, my natural inclination is to turn off my writing brain.
 
It's hard enough to do the Crouton poem on Fridays. God I miss the old Monday routine.
 
Fun fact: Even after this poem is published, there are two Crouton poems I never got the chance to write. One, I believe, is from November. The other one is from even further back. Maybe I'll try to tackle these before the end of our anniversary month. 
 
Be sure to be back next week for Black Byrd's feature. 
 
Once again, it was the opening poem--this time from Mary Ann Honaker--that got me going. And she introduced me to a band I didn't know about. Much appreciated. 
 
Sadly, the title wasn't influenced by a certain band but by a certain segment that used to air on the pre-Jon Stewart "Daily Show." I misremembered the title.

 
Godsmacked
 
Venus reborn graduates
into finding long lost 
documents. New quest 
to know who forced
her into modernity.

Friday, April 12, 2024

Stone Soup Croutons, 4-10-24: Boston and West Virginia Have the Same Rapture Issues


Stone Soup Croutons is a weekly poem I write using lines and impressions selected from Stone Soup Poetry's open mic readers and features. I figure out a title (and sometimes the rest of the poem) later. You can read the other ones I've done since 2015 here.
 
I also have a book collecting the best of my first year of poems. Click here to purchase it.

Mary Ann Honaker stopped by for National Poetry Month. It was nice to play over. I thank Mary for reminding me of Henry & Glenn forever and Bil Lewis for his John Denver trivia for inspiring the title. 

Thanks for reading.


Boston and West Virginia Have 
the Same Rapture Issues
 
Can old holiday food be 
repurposed for survival?
What would Dupont do? 

Thursday, April 11, 2024

Mary Ann Honaker Features at Stone Soup Poetry, 4-10-24

From this week's online gathering. Be sure to buy a copy of her latest book from Main Street Rag, Whichever Way the Moon, or sending her cash via her PayPal at persephone576@yahoo.com. 

 

 


So Long Mary Ann!

Thanks so much to Mary Ann Honaker for an excellent feature at last night's Stone Soup. Be sure to buy a copy of her latest book from Main Street Rag, Whichever Way the Moon, or sending her cash via her PayPal at persephone576@yahoo.com. Be sure to join us next week for our next feature for National Poetry Month, Sue Savoy.