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Santa Fe Poetry Broadside... Issue #15, April, 2000

About the Poets

Ellen Andolsek
Ellen Andolsek has been writing since she moved to New Mexico from New York in 1995. She works in painting conservation in Santa Fe. Ellen was the 1999 winner of the Willow Springs Award in poetry.
poem in the Broadside... Rainy Sunday

Sheila Cowing
Sheila Cowing says of herself, "I am one of that generation who placed the dreams of children before my own and who returned to writing, my first passion, in middle age." She is author of Stronger in the Broken Places (Sherman-Asher, 1999), and has also written non-fiction for young people. --Order from Amazon.com: Stronger in the Broken Places
poem in the Broadside... After Love in August

Nancy Driesbach
Nancy Driesbach is a midwesterner who came home to Santa Fe and a different way of being and doing.
poem in the Broadside... Fog

Francine Friedman
Francine Friedman is a psychotherapist and jewelry historian. She has recently renewed her interest in writing poetry.
poem in the Broadside... The Night Watch

Cynthia Fusillo
Cynthia Fusillo is mother of two and a visual artist. She moved to Santa Fe three years ago from New York. She began to incorporate the written work in her prints and paintings in her latest exhibition, "Romance Languages," at Guadalupe Fine Art in Santa Fe. She has exhibited in New York, Europe, and Santa Fe. The love poems in Women Becoming Poems were presented originally
poem in the Broadside... Women Becoming Poems
the installation... Romance Languages

Melissa Hopf
Melissa Hopf lives just outside of Santa Fe on Glorieta Mesa. She has long been interested in writing short stories, and wrote a monthly column about art and music for a magazine based in Northern California. Poetry is her latest delight in the realm of writing.
poem in the Broadside... Virgin's Crawl

Cynthia Marshall
Cynthia Marshall is a Santa Fe-based poet whose publications include Global City Review, Sierra Nevada College Review and The Gimlet Eye, a web-arts magazine.
poem in the Broadside... Splinters

Shawn Newell
Shawn Newell graduated from UNM with a Bachelor of University Studies in creative writing, film, and women's studies. She is a devoted sister, student, friend, film enthusiast and poet.
poem in the Broadside... Can You Hear This?

Barbara Rockman
Barbara Rockman teaches poetry workshops to children and adults. She received her M.F.A. in writing from Vermont College and has published her poems in regional anthologies and literary journals.
poem in the Broadside, this issue... Valentine's Day
poem in the Broadside, issue #10... Ghazal

Lorraine Schechter
Lorraine Schechter is an artist/poet-educator who moved to New Mexico, the home of her heart, in 1988. When she's not teaching Art at Santa Fe Community College or wandering in the desert and mountains of her backyard, she's at work on "The Book of Yes: An Artist's Answer to No", a visual/verbal adventure into the heartland of the creative process.
You can reach her at info@lorraineschechter.com and see more of her artwork at www.lorraineschechter.com.
poem in the Broadside, this issue... Love Poem I
poems in the Broadside, issue #7... Retreat: A Day on Lama Mountain

Betsy Fogelson Tighe
Betsy Fogelman Tighe happily lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with her h husband and two children. She holds a B.A. from Temple University, an M.A. from City College, and has received a wonderful education in poetry from many outstanding poets including James Wright and C. K. Williams. She has worked as an administrator, editor and teacher. Previous publications include The Louisville Review, The Seneca Review, and Triquarterly 74, for which she received a nomination for the Pushcart Prize.
poem in the Broadside, this issue... Tent Rocks
poem in the Broadside, issue #10... Ghazal for Mother Love

Kathryn Ugoretz
Kathryn Ugoretz lives in Santa Fe and is working on her fist novel.
poem in the Broadside, this issue... Prairie Song to Bison Lover
poem in the Broadside, issue #24... Ash Wednesday, 1982

Issue #15, April, 2000 :
Santa Fe Poetry Broadside.
Most recent update: April 22, 2002.
Email: broadside@sfpoetry.org