Debbie Hall

I Manage My Dread of the Election by Reading About the Eradication of Murder Hornets
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I Manage My Dread of the Election by Reading About the Eradication of Murder Hornets

Issue 121: 29 October 2020

I Manage My Dread of the Election by Reading About the Eradication of Murder Hornets

By Editor| 2020-10-27T21:48:57-07:00 October 29th, 2020|Categories: Issue 121: 29 October 2020|Tags: Poetry, Debbie Hall, murder hornets, election anxiety|

By Debbie Hall In November we inched closer to the ledge over which one only falls once. —Mary Jo Bang One definition of dread (noun): great fear in view of impending evil. As a verb, it can mean to be in shrinking apprehension of. Derived terms include: dreadable, dreadly, and dreadworthy, as in: the specter [...]

Introducing a New Writers Resist Editor
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Introducing a New Writers Resist Editor

Issue 113: 25 June 2020

Introducing a New Writers Resist Editor

By Editor| 2020-06-22T14:27:21-07:00 June 25th, 2020|Categories: Issue 113: 25 June 2020|Tags: Writers Resist news, Debbie Hall, poetry editor|

We're delighted to announce a new addition to our editorial team, Debbie Hall, who'll be joining Ying Wu in reviewing poetry submissions. Debbie is a psychologist and writer whose poetry has appeared in a number of literary journals and anthologies, including the San Diego Poetry Annual, Serving House Journal, Sixfold, Poets Reading the News, Poetry24, Bird’s Thumb, Califragile, [...]