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Women Writing Nature WOMEN WRITING NATURE A Special Edition of Sugar Mule Literary Magazine Issue #41 Guest Edited by Jeanetta Calhoun Mish Cover Photo © 2012 by Eleanor Leonne Bennett All rights to individual works are the property of the authors. Please do not reproduce this issue in part or in whole without obtaining the express written permission of the authors and/or the editors. Sugar Mule Literary Magazine Marc Weber, Editor www.sugarmule.com WOMEN WRITING NATURE NOTE: THIS ELECTRONIC ISSUE IS BEST VIEWED IN “2-UP” OR “PAGE SPREAD” OPTION. CONTRIBUTOR TABLE OF CONTENTS Barbara Adams"-----------------------------------------------------------------2 Sandra Ervin Adams"----------------------------------------------------------9 Carol Alexander"--------------------------------------------------------------10 Dorothy Alexander"-----------------------------------------------------------13 Olivia V. Ambrogio"-----------------------------------------------------------19 Lou Amyx"----------------------------------------------------------------------23 Claudia Anderson"------------------------------------------------------------25 Judith Arcana"------------------------------------------------------------------32 Susan Auld"---------------------------------------------------------------------34 Tara Baldridge"-----------------------------------------------------------------35 Christianne Balk"--------------------------------------------------------------37 KB Ballentine"-----------------------------------------------------------------41 Julie Brooks Barbour"--------------------------------------------------------42 Jessica Barksdale"-------------------------------------------------------------43 Lori Becherer"-----------------------------------------------------------------45 Kimberly L. Becker"----------------------------------------------------------48 Lytton Bell"---------------------------------------------------------------------50 Ann Beman"--------------------------------------------------------------------53 Carol Berg"---------------------------------------------------------------------56 Denise Bergman"--------------------------------------------------------------58 Elizabeth Bernays"-----------------------------------------------------------60 Lorraine Berry"----------------------------------------------------------------68 Bonnie Bishop"----------------------------------------------------------------71 Sheila Black"-------------------------------------------------------------------74 Susan T. Blake"-----------------------------------------------------------------78 Gloria Bletter"-----------------------------------------------------------------79 Nora Boxer"---------------------------------------------------------------------82 Kathleen R. Brokke"---------------------------------------------------------84 Barbara Brooks"---------------------------------------------------------------88 Cindy Brown"------------------------------------------------------------------89 P. Susan Buchanan"-----------------------------------------------------------91 Wendy Burtt"------------------------------------------------------------------93 Yvonne Carpenter"-----------------------------------------------------------99 Leanne Chabalko"------------------------------------------------------------101 Lisa J. Cihlar"-----------------------------------------------------------------103 Rayshell Clapper"------------------------------------------------------------104 elizabeth claverie"------------------------------------------------------------111 Deenaz P. Coachbuilder"----------------------------------------------------115 Donna Co#ey"----------------------------------------------------------------117 SuzAnne C. Cole"------------------------------------------------------------121 Dana Collins"-----------------------------------------------------------------123 Christina Cook"--------------------------------------------------------------125 Beth Copeland"---------------------------------------------------------------127 Joellen Craft"-----------------------------------------------------------------128 Barbara Crooker"-------------------------------------------------------------131 Barbara Daniels"--------------------------------------------------------------132 Carol L. Deering"------------------------------------------------------------134 Faye Rapoport DesPres"---------------------------------------------------136 Liz Dolan"---------------------------------------------------------------------138 Mary Ruth Donnelly"-------------------------------------------------------139 Wendy Dunmeyer"-----------------------------------------------------------141 Jen Eddy"----------------------------------------------------------------------144 Rebecca Ellis"-----------------------------------------------------------------145 Gail Rudd Entrekin"--------------------------------------------------------147 Seren Fargo"-------------------------------------------------------------------149 Jennifer Lagier"--------------------------------------------------------------150 Chelsea Lemon Fetzer"-----------------------------------------------------152 Meg Files"----------------------------------------------------------------------153 Nancy Flynn"------------------------------------------------------------------157 Manda Frederick"------------------------------------------------------------162 Kat Friedrich"----------------------------------------------------------------166 Susan Gabrielle"--------------------------------------------------------------169 Cynthia Gallaher"------------------------------------------------------------170 Karen George"----------------------------------------------------------------173 Jill Gerard"--------------------------------------------------------------------174 Laurice Gilbert"--------------------------------------------------------------175 Susan B. Gilbert"-------------------------------------------------------------177 Debra Gingerich"------------------------------------------------------------186 Michelle Gluch"--------------------------------------------------------------187 Rain Gomez"------------------------------------------------------------------192 Eleanor Goodman"----------------------------------------------------------193 Patricia L. Goodman"------------------------------------------------------196 Juliet Grable"-----------------------------------------------------------------198 Lisa K. Harris"---------------------------------------------------------------203 Lois Marie Harrod"---------------------------------------------------------206 JoeAnn Hart"----------------------------------------------------------------209 Penny Harter"-----------------------------------------------------------------211 Lisa M. Hase-Jackson"------------------------------------------------------212 Polly Hatfield"----------------------------------------------------------------214 Shayla Hawkins"--------------------------------------------------------------216 Janet Ruth Heller"-----------------------------------------------------------217 Jennifer Highland"-----------------------------------------------------------218 Kristan Ho#man"------------------------------------------------------------219 Sara Marie Hogg"------------------------------------------------------------223 Heather Holliger"------------------------------------------------------------224 Faith S. Holsaert"------------------------------------------------------------226 Christine Horner"------------------------------------------------------------227 Juleigh Howard-Hobson"--------------------------------------------------229 Jan Hadwen Hubbell"------------------------------------------------------230 H.K. Hummel"---------------------------------------------------------------232 Jessica B. Isaacs"--------------------------------------------------------------235 Freda Karpf"------------------------------------------------------------------236 Abigail Keegan"--------------------------------------------------------------239 Claire Keyes"-----------------------------------------------------------------242 Jennifer Kidney"-------------------------------------------------------------244 Alyse Knorr"------------------------------------------------------------------249 Carolyn Kraus"---------------------------------------------------------------250 Page Lambert"----------------------------------------------------------------257 Susanna Lang"----------------------------------------------------------------260 Elisabeth Lanser-Rose"-----------------------------------------------------263 ali lanzetta"-------------------------------------------------------------------270 Cecelia R. LaPointe"--------------------------------------------------------275 Maude Larke"-----------------------------------------------------------------279 Ann Neuser Lederer"-------------------------------------------------------282 Julie Hungiville LeMay"----------------------------------------------------283 Sheryl J. LeSage"-------------------------------------------------------------285 Karen Lee Lewis"------------------------------------------------------------286 Ellaraine Lockie"------------------------------------------------------------289 Robyn Lynn"------------------------------------------------------------------291 Linda Malm"------------------------------------------------------------------295 Arlene L. Mandell"----------------------------------------------------------297 Tania Martin"----------------------------------------------------------------298
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