To purge or keep, we sort our stacks: the brochures and maps of cities we have been or hoped to visit. In time it all merges, becomes a blur. Souvenirs that no longer spur memories. The objects that held such sacred space in my family home will have no meaning to my children when I’m […]
Betsy Mars
Betsy Mars is a prize-winning poet, photographer, and assistant editor at Gyroscope Review. Her poetry has been published in numerous journals and anthologies. Recent poems can be found in One Art, MacQueen’s Quinterly, Sheila-Na-Gig, and Autumn Sky. Her photos have appeared online and in print, including one which was a Rattle Ekphrastic Challenge prompt in 2019. She has two books, Alinea, and her most recent, co-written with Alan Walowitz, In the Muddle of the Night.