Author: Ann Christine Tabaka

I am elated to have three of my newest poems published by Page & Spine. Thank you executive editor N.k. Wagner [Nancy].“The Humble Kitchen Table,” “It Was Wednesday,” “Writing, Waiting, Wishing, Waning.”Click here:

I somehow missed this when it first came out, but … I just received my print copy.  I am thrilled to have my poem “Turncoat September” included in the Central Texas Writers and Beyond 2019: Central Texas Writers Society 2019 Anthology. Thank you Editor Nicole M. Metts. Turncoat September September is when we met.Four years … Continue reading Turncoat September – published by Central Texas Writers and Beyond 2019: Central Texas Writers Society 2019 Anthology

I am super excited to have three poems published by The Wild Word Magazine. Thank you editor  Kusi Okamura for publishing: “Watching Wondered Thoughts Walk Off’, “Summer’s Fallen Memories,” and “The Answer to the Question.”Click here:

I am overjoyed to have my poem “Geometry of Life” published by WINK: Writers in the Know.  Thank you Nadia Giordana, Publisher/Producer/Host!Click here:

I am excited to have my poem “A Toast to Death” published by World of Myth.  Thank you Stephanie J Bardy, Editor in Chief.Click here:

I am thrilled to have three of my watercolor and ink illustrations up on Yasou! A Celebration of Life E-zine. Thank you editor Sammers Jojo/ Joanne Olivieri.Day Lily (24″ X 32″), circa 1985Iris (24″ X 32″) circa 1985Daffodil  (24″ X 32″) circa 1985Click here:

I am thrilled to have 3 poems translated into Sequoyah-Cherokee Syllabics by Native American Translator Mysti Milwee, and published in the second issue of the Sequoyah Cherokee River Journal. “Aquarius,” “Early Spring,” and “Eternal Game.”Click here:

I am excited to have my poem “Face of Time” published by And So Yeah, A Literary Magazine.  Thank you to the Editors.Click here:

I am excited to have three poems published in the Five Willows Literary Review-Chrysanthemum Poetry Anthology.  Thank you Koon Woon / Editor, Publisher1. Going Away2. Entrenched3. The Weary and the Strong

I am thrilled to have two poems “Face Like Vodka,” and “Rust,” published by Boned – A Collection of Skeletal Writings. Thank you Nate Ragolia, Editor-in-Chief!Click here: