The Alaska Quarterly Review

I think I was like 28 years old, sitting there with literary journals spread out in front of me, trying to decide which ones I should submit to.

And I got a call from the editor of the Alaska Quarterly Review, which is one of the places I sent it to.

And he's like, we are 99 percent sure.

We absolutely love this story.

She is a recipient of the Morton Marcus Poetry Prize and the Wandering Angus Book Award in Poetry.

Her work has appeared in numerous journals, including Alaska Quarterly Review, New Ohio Review, Poet Lore.

catamaran indian review plume calyx and beloit poetry journal veronica co-founded a long-running poetry reading club on the peninsula and is a peer reviewer for the whale road review now i love this part of her story So she lives in Pascadero and you can find her exploring the tide pools on her knees, working in the dirt in her habit garden of the coastal scrub, which that sounds heavenly.

And her full-length poetry collection called Strange Gift.