Publications

From Ocean to Desert

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In this collection of poems, “memories are stored in the land: fresh turned loam/black dirt slick and broken/heaped in the scent/of yesterday’s story.” Sunderland’s use of the five senses delivers images bearing hope in every well crafted line, “We are trestle bridges suspended over memories–”  Judith Bader Jones, author of Delta Pearls, Moon Flowers on the Fence, and The Language of Small Rooms.

Available at Finishing Line Press and Amazon

Recently Published Poems and Essays

Plum Tree Tavern: Land Inventory
Changes in Life Magazine: Rethinking Age (essay)
The Soulful Gardener: The Process of Gardens (essay)
di-ver-city, Anthology: Drinking a Lemon
Spillway Magazine: Self-Portrait
Hawaii Pacific Review: Days Face
Still Life: Shanti Arts: Life in Moments , The Solitary Watcher (essays)
I70 Review: Ode to Mark Toby
Persimmon Tree: Talking About Abortion
Journey to Crone, Anthology: Medusa’s Face, Queen to Black Knight Four
When Last on the Mountain, Anthology: News of My Death
A Shaker of Margaritas, Fiction Anthology: The Shifting Night (short story)
Ancient Paths: At the Boundary
Touch: the journal of healing: A Host of Sparrows, Like My Mother in the Morning,
Prairie Storms
Rockhurst Review: summer requiem
love over sixty, Anthology: Every Morning
theotherjournal.com: Standing at the top of the Lane
Chicago Tribune: A Note Desperately Thrown to the Sea (essay)
Lalitamba, Anthology: The Virtue of Beauty
Imagine: holding on (poetry), The Witness of Stones (essay)
Ozarks Reader: Cruising into History (essay)
Kansas City Voices: Planting Peas (poetry), On Fire and Family (essay)
Green Fuse: suddenly (she wakes)
Kansas City Gardener: The Process of Gardens (essay)
Chicago Tribune: A Note Desperately Thrown to the Sea  (travel section)
Best Times: I Am My Own Grandma (essay)