This issue, we are pleased to present Charlene Baldridge as our featured poet.

Charlene first came to our attention as a member of the San Diego Theater Critics Circle, where she read one of her poems ("Old Lady Sings the Blues" one meeting.

In this issue: Featured poet: Charlene Baldridge The Wildness at Street's End It's the Paws Art Dancing with the mop at Café Zia By Brenda Fine: The Maiden's Sin By Kate Gressitt-Diaz: Life By Anath Hartmann: For Orion By Shane Sellar: Does Not Compute Writing My Wrongs By Christopher Woods: Trees In A Nocturne Flood Bearded Tree

She is a prolific writer, having had not only her poetry previously published, but – obviously – her theater reviews, and columns as well. She's contributed to everyone from Investor's Business Daily to the La Jolla Village News. She was also a contributor to "Chicken Soup for the Volunteer's Soul."

In addition to her writing, she's also performed her own work at the 2001 San Diego Durga Women's Festival.

You can learn more about Charlene at her Web site, charlenebaldridge.com.

We also have some wonderful new poems by Brenda Fine, Shane Sellar and Christopher Woods – plus a poem by Kate Gressitt-Diaz, the young woman who has drawn the last two cover pictures for us.

Poetry submissions and feedback can be sent to poetry editor evvy garrett at poetry@turbula.net. You can learn more about evvy by visiting her Web site at evvygarrett.homestead.com.

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