The Illinois State Poetry Society (illinoispoets.org) will publish Bonnie's poem, "Hale'lea," to their online website in early February, 2012. This poem extols the beauty of Kauai's (HI) Hanalei Valley ("House of Beauty") on the island's north shore, a favorite visiting place of the poet.
Scott Hagler advised Bonnie that all three of her submissions were accepted for the 2011 Sacred Arts Festival Anthology, Poetry of the Spirit 2011 (vol. vi). The poems are: "Some of Life's Mysteries," "Fields of Praise," and "Our Incomparable God."
The website of the Illinois State Poetry Society, www.illinoispoets.org , will publish Bonnie's poem, "On the Importance of Wonder," the week of December 4, 2011.
Editor Chris Hefron of St. Anthony's Messenger advised Bonnie today (November 15) he is purchasing her poem, "Joy," for future use in that monthly catholic magazine.
A new book of poetry, A Light Breakfast, launches on December 4th in Glencoe, IL, with Bonnie Manion as one of the contibutors (for her poem, "Lemon"). Poetric License is publishing the book.
Bonnie's poems, "Baby's Love," " Fairy Arbor," and "Autumn Immolation" will soon appear in Kelly Epperson's new book.
Bonnie's poem, "To Everything a Season," will be published in the Christian Devotional, Penned from the Heart, vol.xviii, Son-Rise Publications.
Editor Jana Carman advised Mrs. Manion today that Bonnie's poem, "To Everything a Season," will be used on May 16, 2012 in the Christian Devotional, Penned from the Heart, SonRise Publications
Milo Rosebud, Editor of the Texas poetry journal, Lone Stars Magazine, September first advised Bonnie that her poem, "Remembering the Flood," is now in print in Issue #69
Arlyn Miller, Editor of Poetic License, has accepted Bonnie's poem, "Lemon," for publication soon.
The Illinois State Poetry Society has published their 20ith Anniversary Anthology of member poetry entitled Distilled Lives. Mrs. Manion has two award-winning poems in this anthology: "Embers," and "The Gift."
The poem, "Embers," is also posted to the ISPS website for August, 2011 and can be read online at: www.illinoispoets.org/memberpoems .
Connie Kuntz, Editor of The Rockford Review, in Vol. XXX, No.2, did a Book Review of Mrs. Manion's recently published chapbook, Behind Prison Walls. This is what she had to say: "Startling collection of poetry by the mother of a convicted sex offender. Reading Manion's poetry is like looking into a snake pit and I mean that as a compliment. While the initial shock of her poetry is disturbing, "Abortted Fetuses was the name of his high school wanabee instrumental rock group..." the overall effect is hopeful. "Forgiveness would wash like a shower, could ease my regrets..." Manion's poetry could engender excellent discussion among teens, parents, educators as well as anyone willing to discuss the ugly realities of sexual misconduct. This is not poetry to judge or ignore. This is poetry to heed."
Nomad's Choir has published "Within Prison Walls," a poem by Bonnie Manion, in its Summer 2011 edition, Vol.19 Issue 3. This poem is part of the collection appearing in her recently published chapbook, Behind Prison Walls.
Bonnie's award-winning poem, "Embers," which celebrates her 50-year marriage to husband Paul Manion, will be published online on the Illinois State Poetry Society website, www.illinoispoets.org/member poems for August, 2011.
Lora Zill, Editor of Time of Singing, a Christian Journal of Poetry, advised Bonnie that her poem, "Fear," will appear in Volume 38 this summer. Ms Zill is also Director of the Saint David Christian Writers' Conference, held each June in Pennsylvania, which Mrs. Manion has attended several times.
Pegasus Literary Journal has accepted two more of Bonnie's poems for future publication: "Microwave Wisdom" and "Seared Memories."
The Illinois State Poetry Society 20ith Anniversary Anthology, entitled Distilled Lives, will include two award-winning poems by Bonnie Manion: "The Gift" and "Embers." Copies of the book are available for $15.00; if desired, please advise Bonnie ASAP. The ISPS website, with many poems by Bonnie and other members, can be reached at www.illinoispoets.org/.
The Illinois State Poetry Society will publish Bonnie's poem, "Just out of Sight," online in June at www.illinoispoets.org/.
The Rockford Review, in its summer Gala Edition, will publish Bonnie's poem, "Resurrection." Also in it, a Review of her recent chapbook, Behind Prison Walls.
Joshua Meander, Editor of Nomad's Choir Poetry Journal, advised Bonnie on April 30th that he will publish her poem, What I Felt, What I Heard.
Editor Brian Daldorph advised Bonnie that he will publish two of her poems, "Two Weeks In" and "Aborted Fetuses," in the next issue of the Coal City Review, an annual literary journal, publication of the English Dept, University of Kansas.
The Rockford Review, Gala Edition, will publish "Resurrection" in summer, 2011.
The Oak published Bonnie's poem,"Outside My Door" this spring.
The Storyteller has published Mrs. Manion's poem, "Poppy Fire."
The Pegasus Review published "Our Pride and Joy" poem this winter.
U of Iowa 2010 Summer Writing Festival Anthology includes Bonnie's "Museum of Wolves" poem, one she receited at an Open Mic night on campus, and which also appears in her new Chapbook, Behind Prison Walls.
Bonnie's poem, "These Days" will appear on the Illinois State Poetry Society website for Members' poems in February, 2011.
Bonnie Manion's poetry awards for 2010: New Millenium Writings Contest semi-finalist (one of 250 out of 1400 submissions to the contest to make it to this stage) for her poem, "Embers."
Also, Honorable Mention by Lone Stars Magazine for her poem, "Our First Thousand Days."
St. Anthony Messenger monthly catholic magazine published Bonnie's poem, "Wide Open Spaces" in their January, 2011 issue. Also, Lone Stars Magazine published two more of her poems, "Our First Thousand Days" and "Lost," in Issue #68.
Bonnie's newest music CD, Once Upon A Time, has been produced by the Bob Wilson Studio in her hometown. These pieces are another group of her classical-type piano compositions with a nostalgic, easy listening flavor. This group evokes childhood. Jill Prasse is again the pianist.
The Illinois State Poetry Society, www.illinoispoets.org , has posted Member Poems for December, 2010. Bonnie Manion has "The Gift" newly posted there, a former First Place award-winning poem, and previously published by Time of Singing.
Editor Joshua Meander of Nomad's Choir has advised Bonnie that her poem, "Within Prison Walls," will be published in their Summer, 2011 issue. This poem, along with 25 others, are being published as a chapbook.
Twenty-six poems of Bonnie's Behind Prison Walls collection are being published as a chapbook by the Rockford Writers' Guild Press this winter; the book will be available soon for purchase through PayPal on her website, www.BonnieManion.com .
Mrs. Manion has had another poem accepted for publication: Oak (and Gray Squirrel) editor, Betty Mowery, is taking " Outside My Door," for the April, 2011 issue of Oak, a Rock Island, IL. literary magazine.
Mrs. Manion has had another poetry acceptance, this by the Rockford (Illinois) Writers' Guild for their Anthology. Connie Kuntz, Managing Editor of The Rockford Review, emailed Bonnie November 7th that the RWG Editorial Board "truly appreciated your haunting poem, "The Sentencing Hearing."
Bonnie's poetry submitted to the Sacred Arts Festival at Durango, CO was all accepted for their "Poetry for the Spirit" 2010 Anthology. Bonnie's three poems in this volume: "Our Spiritual Divorce," " With Tenderness Told," and " Falling Leaves, Falling Lives."
The Illinois State Poetry Society has published Bonnie's poem, "Our 44th Wedding Anniversary," on its website in the section for October, 2010, Poems by Members. This poem was first published by PK's Advocate.
The Pegasus Review has in September accepted Bonnie's poem, "Our Pride and Joy." for their 2011 July issue on Parents.
The Storyteller Magazine will publish Bonnie's poem, "Poppy Fire," in its Jan/Feb/Mar 2011 issue.
Bonnie's early poem, "Wildflowers of the Midwest," was just published on the www.IllinoisStatePoetrySociety.com website for members' poetry.
LONE STARS Magazine has published Bonnie Manion's poem, "Suspended," this summer in Issue #67.
Nomad's Choir published Bonnie's poem, "Going to the Mountain," in its Summer 2010 issue, Vol. 18 Issue 3, this month, July, 2010.
Mrs. Manion has been advised by Marquis Who's Who that she is included in the new 2010-2011 Edition of Who's Who of Americaan Women.
Editor Chris Hefron wrote to Bonnie, "I am buying "Wide Open Spaces" for St. Anthony's Messenger magazine for a future issue.
www.IllinoisStatePoetrySociety.org will publish Bonnie's poem, "Chosen Child," on theirwebsite the week of June 13th, in the space there for Member Poems.
Bonnie Manion poem, "Chosen Child," will be published to the Web in mid-June on the www.IllinoisStatePoetrySociety.org site
Bonnie will attend a Poetry Workshop at the University of Iowa's Summer Writing Festival from July 18-23rd, taught by Douglas Goetsch of Jane Street Press.
America Magazine printed Bonnie's poem, "A Land Before Time," in their May 10th issue. Hers was the featured poem of that issue of this national weekly Jesuit magazine of newsworthy Catholic and issue-oriented articles. America is a one hundred year old weekly literary magazine published by the Society of Jesus (Jesuits)
Bellowing Ark published Bonnie Manion's poems, "Green Is Forever," "After the Storm," and "Embers" in its Winter, 2010 issue, and "Embers" also in its January issue.
"What I Believe" is now up on the www.IllinoisStatePoetrySociety.org website for April member poems. Bonnie has a dozen other poems there as well as a short Bio on the ISPS site.
Reader, be sure to check out Bonnie's Poem of the Month on the right margin of this site's home page. Just click on any month to read the poem for that month. Click on any tab at the top to see and then select items under each tab. For instance, clicking on Poems will bring up all Bonnie's published poetry, and then clicking on an individual poem will bring up the words to it.
Or, clicking on Publications will bring up all the venues where Bonnie has been published. Then clicking on one of them will bring up all her poems which that publication has printed, and clicking on any poem will then bring up the words to it. Clicking on the Music tab at the top will bring up titles to Bonnie's original piano compositions that have been recorded, and then clicking on any song title will bring up the script or musical notation for it.
Mrs. Manion just received a copy of the Creative with Words Spring, 2010 Anthology called "There Is Always Time," in which Bonnie's poem, "Recipe for a Universe," appears on Page 13.
Mrs. Manion's poem, "During Chemo" was published in Plainsongs, journal of the Department of English, Hastings College, Winter 2010 issue, vol.xxx, number 2.
Illinois State Poetry Society Online will publish "What I Believe" in April. It was previously published by Lutheran Digest and by The Shepherd.
PrayerWorks published Bonnie's poem,"True Praise," on January 3, 2010 in their weekly.
Lone Stars Magazine accepted three of Mrs. Manion's poems for future publication: "Suspended," "Remembering the Flood," and "Lost."
St. Anthony's Messenger published Bonnie's poem, "A Candlewick," in their March 2010 issue of that national Catholic monthly magazine.
Time of Singing accepted the poem "Fear" for a future issue of that respected bi-monthly literary journal.
America, the Jesuit national catholic weekly journal, has contracted with Mrs. Manion for first rights to use of her poem, "A Land before Time," for future use in the magazine and at their online site.
Pegasus took Bonnie Manion's poem "My Passion" for a future issue of that Quarterly literary journal.
Creative with Words Publications accepted Bonnie's "Recipe for a Universe" for its thematic anthology, There Is Always Time, to be on the market by mid-March, dated Jan/Feb 2010.
Bellowing Ark accepted more poems from Mrs. Manion recently: "After the Storm" and "Green Is Forever" were taken (first rights to print) for a future issue.
Saint Anthony's Messenger, a national catholic monthly magazine of 300,000 circulation, has published Bonnie's poem entitled "Making Music" in its February, 2010 issue. This piece celebrates creativity and the piano.
Nomad's Choir has accepted Bonnie's poem,"Within Prison Walls," for future publication.
The Illinois State Poetry Society Online will publish Mrs. Manion's poem, "The Lemon," in early February on their website for member poems.
Time of Singing has published Bonnie's poem, "Your Irish Sweater," in its Winter, 2010 issue.
Penned from the Heart Devotional,volumn xvi, is on the market now, with Bonnie's poem, "Whence this World" appearing for April 23 (2010). It is produced by Son-Rise Publications.
The Shepherd has published Bonnie's poem, "What I Believe," first published by The Lutheran Digest.
The Illinois State Poetry Society has put up member poems on their website for December, 2009, including Bonnie Manion's, "Out of the Storm."
The Oak has accepted "Poppy Fire" for its April issue. This poem, along with "Hands" and "A Red Blouse" were published last month (Nov. 2009) in Bellowing Ark.
"You" was also published in November by A Cornucopia, Anthology of Creative with Words, as was "Your Irish Sweater" in St. Anthony's Messenger.
Music notations for Bonnie's unrecorded Third Concerto, "Parade of the Hours," and her 2009 Sonata, "Little Norah," can now be found under the Music Tab at the top of this website, along with her other recorded music.
The Illinois State Poetry Society website is adding Bonnie's compelling narative poem, "Out of the Storm," to its online site this week in December, 2009. Jump directly there by clicking on www.illinoisstatepoetrysociety.com
The Poetry Editor of St. Anthony's Messenger is purchasing two more poems of Bonnie's for future publication: "Just a Tumbled Rock" and "A Candlewick"
The Poetry Editor of America magazine, the national Jesuit weekly journal of issues and ideas, has advised Mrs. Manion that he is "happy to accept" her poem, "A Land before Time," for future publication. He calls her images "vivid." America published Bonnie's poem "Two Weeks In" last year.
Creative With Words Publications has accepted Mrs. Manion's poem, "You," for their Oct/Nov 2009 Anthology, Cornucopia.
St. Anthony's Messenger, a national Catholic monthly of 300,000 subscriptions, has published another of Bonnie's poems in their November, 2009 issue: "Your Irish Sweater."
This poem and about 200 others of Bonnie's published poetry can be viewed from the Poems Tab of this website. Poems is set up to access her poetry by either subject categories or alphabetically by title. Simply click on any poem title to read it. The Publications Tab lists all her various literary venues, and clicking on any of them will bring up titles of all Bonnie's poems published by each publisher. Clicking on any poem will then bring up the poem.
Ms. Manion received word from Editor Laura Marvel Wunderlich of the Plainsongs, journal of the English Department of Hastings College, Nebraska, that they will include Bonnie's poem, "During Chemo," in a future issue of the thrice-yearly publication, probably in January, 2010 (volume 30, number 2). This poem won a Juror's Choice Award last year at The Sacred Arts Festival's Poetry of the Spirit contest at St Mark's, Duraango, CO.
Editor Robert Ward has notified Bonnie Manion that he will publish four more of her poems in a future issue of Bellowing Ark: "Poppyfire," "Hands," "Embers," and "A Red Blouse" have all been selected for first publication in Bellowing Ark.
The Illinois State Poetry Society has published Bonnie's poem, "Amish Shopping," first published in Twilight Ending, at their online member site earlier in the month (October 2009). Read Bonnie's biography and her many poems published on this website by connecting with www.illinoisstatepoetrysociety.com .
The Eclectics! has published Bonnie's poem," Fireflies," in their September, 2009 edition, Vol. 15.
Bonnie taught a poetry workshop for the Pagosa Springs ( CO ) Arts Council on Monday, September 28th. She attended the St. Mark's, Durango, CO, Sacred Arts Festival, reading her own poetry Saturday evening, October 3, 2009. Bonnie's poem, "Chrissie's Garden," received an Honorable Mention Award and will appear in the festival's booklet, Poetry for the Spirit, along with the other two poems she submitted. All were elected for the annual Anthology
Bonnie has had a poem accepted by the devotional Penned From the Heart for its 2010 issue. "Whence This World" has been accepted for the date of April 23, 2010 in the next issue of Penned. She will be one of 101 contributors to this Devotional.
The Oak and Grey Squirrel will publish "Just a Tumbled Rock" in the April, 2010 issue of that Quarterly. Shepherd will publish " "What I Believe" in the December, 2009 issue of that inspirational digest.
Bonnie has been advised she will be listed in Marquis' "Who's Who in the World, 2010."
St. Anthony's Messenger is purchasing two of Bonnie's poems for future publication in this national Catholic monthly: "Your Irish Sweater" and "Making Music."
The Pegasus Review, a literary quarterly, will publish "Hope," in addition to "Anger," in their October, 2009 issue.
The Illinois State Poetry Society Online published "Sale of a 1997 Jaguar" in early August (their current page of member poems); and Iowa Writes, University of Iowa's web arts forum called Daily Palette, published "First Time, Last Time" on August 5, 2009 online.
Bonnie earned a Juror's Choice Award and an Honorable Mention for two of her entries in the 2008 Sacred Arts Festival Poetry for the Spirit contest at Durango, CO, "During Chemo" and "A Night Like this."
The Pegasus Review has accepted Bonnie's poem, "Anger," for their October Quarterly.
Bonnie had a great week at the 2009 St. David's Christian Writers Conference at Grove City College, PA. While at the conference, Bonnie won two awards in contests: A Second Place in Persuasive Nonfiction (Op Ed)-- which, for Bonnie , was a piece of poetry; and a Third Place in Serious Poetry.
The Illinois State Poetry Society published Mrs. Manion's poem, "Entering Old Age," in December, 2008, and her poem, "Hope," in February, 2009 on the ISPS website.
Bonnie's poem, "First Time, Last Time" will be published online August 5, 2009 by the University of Iowa's Daily Palette. To read this poem on the date above, just go to: www.uiowa.edu and click on Daily Palette.
The Illinois State Poetry Society Online is publishing Bonnie's poem, "The Wall You Built" on their website in early June, 2009. To read her poem on their website, just go to: www.IllinoisStatePoetrySociety.com and click on Member Poems added in June, 2009.
The well-regarded annual, produced independantly by some faculty of Eastern Illinois University, called Karamu, has published Bonnie's poem, "Aborted Fetuses," in its Spring, 2009 edition, Volumn XXI, No.2. This poem, along with a hundred fifty others of her published works, can be found under the Poems Tab of this website.
Bonnie's poem, "First Time, Last Time," was accepted for online publication by The University of Iowa's Daily Palette.
Bonnie's poem, "Some of Life's Mysteries," was last month published by PrayerWorks, an evangelical protestant bi-monthly publication.
The National Catholic Reporter has accepted Bonnie's poem, "Dissonance," for future use in this twice-monthly church news publication.
Nomad's Choir Quarterly has accepted Bonnie's poem, "Going to the Mountain," for a future issue.
The Illinois State Poetry Society has published another poem by Bonnie Manion on their website, the award-winning "Two Weeks In," a poem first published last October in America Magazine.
Bonnie will attend a writers' conference sponsored by the St. David's Christian Writers Assn. in Pennsylvania this June.
Bonnie will teach a short poetry seminar for the Pagosa Springs CO Arts council in September.
The Illinois State Poetry Society published Mrs. Manion's poem, "Entering Old Age," in December, 2008, and her poem, "Hope," in February, 2009 on the ISPS website.
St. Anthony's Messenger, a national catholic monthly, published
Bonnie's poem "September Song" in their September, 2008 issue.
Bonnie's poem, "Two Weeks In" appeared in the October 20, 2008 issue of America Magazine, the Jesuit national catholic weekly.
St. Anthony's Messenger, a popular national Catholic monthly, has purchased first rights to another Bonnie Manion poem, "Sailing the Ocean of Air," for their publication. This makes a dozen of Bonnie's poems accepted by St. Anthony's Messenger over the past eight years.
America magazine, the national Catholic weekly, has accepted Bonnie's poem, "Two Weeks In," for publication soon.
The Illinois State Poetry Society will add Bonnie's poem, "Carousel," to their website the second week of October.
St. Anthony's Messenger National Catholic Monthly has published Bonnie's poem, "September Song," in their September 2008 issue. It can be found under the Poems Tab of this website, filed under Nostalgic Poems
Karamu published "Feeling the Cold" in May; PK's Advocate published "A Horse, Of Course" in June/July; The Illinois State Poetry Society website published "Ireland in Summer" in June; Bonnie will attend an Iowa Summer Writing Festival (U of IA) poetry workshop with poet Douglas Goetsch in July. The University cancelled all June classes due to flood conditions at Iowa City, IA.
The 2008 annual, Karamu, has published Bonnie's poem, "Feeling the Cold" in May, 2008.
Spring, 2008, Plainsongs has published Bonnie's poem, "In This Moment" last month.
The Illinois State Poetry Society published Bonnie's, "Affectionately Yours" in April, and published "Ireland in Summer" in June, 2008.
PK's Advocate published Bonnie's, "A Horse, Of Course" in its June/July issue.
Mrs. Manion will attend the Iowa Summer Writing Festival workshop on "Poetry Process" from June 22-27th.
Bonnie's poem, "A Horse, Of Course," has been accepted for publication in PK's Advocate, a poetry and news tabloid disseminated on the East Coast, for later this year.
Hastings College of Nebraska has published Bonnie's poem, "In This Moment," in its Plainsongs Journal this month, May, 2008.
To celebrate April as Poetry Month, Mrs. Manion was asked to read some of her poetry to several English classes at Hoopeston Area (Illinois) Middle School during April, as well as teach some of the basics of the art of writing poetry to these seventh and eighth grade students.
Bonnie's poem, "In This Moment," will be published by the journal PLAINSONGS of the Hastings College Fine Arts Dept. in May, 2008.
My poem, "Aborted Fetuses," has been accepted for the Annual, Karamu Journal of Eastern Illinois University, for its Spring, 2009 issue.
Karamu will publish "Feeling The Cold" later this Spring, in May, 2008.
The Illinois State Poetry Society (ISPS) has published "Everyman" in February, and will publish "Affectionately Yours" in April on its website.
Time of Singing will publish Bonnie's poem, "Forgetting How to Pray" in Volume 34, Number 23, Winter 2007.
"Two Weeks In", won a Third Place in the Illinois State Poetry Society 2007 poetry contest in the Free Verse category. The Judge commented: "This poem...has the kind of terrifying efficiency that takes a reader's breath away. Direct, honest, courageous."
Another BJM poem has been published : Worthy Is the Lamb, in PrayerWorks, a ministry of The Master's Work.
Bonnie J. Manion will be Marquis Who's Who in America, 2008 Edition.
Bonnie had four poems read aloud during the Sacred Arts Festival in Durango, CO on Poetry Night, September 15, and these poems also will appear in a commemorative booklet from the 2007 Festival: The Host of Heaven, A Place I Go, The Face of Christ, and One in the Spirit.
The music notations of Bonnie's lovely piano compositions may now be viewed from the Music tab of this website. Simply click on any piece, and all the pages of the composition will be brought up in order. New arrangements and performances of her music are encouraged; but please advise us of same, sending the new arrangements to the address under the Contact tab. Please note her absolute copyright to these original compositions, and give credit to Composer Bonnie J. Manion.
St. Anthony's Messenger monthly has purchased "Erin Summer" for future publication.
The thrice-yearly journal of Hastings College in Nebraska, Plainsongs, has accepted Bonnie's poem, "In This Moment," for a future issue.
The Illinois State Poetry Society website is publishing Bonnie's poem,"My God," this month.
Bonnie will conduct a 3-hour poetry-writing workshop for the Pagosa Springs, CO. Arts Council on September 27, 20007
Illinois State Poetry Society (ISPS) is publishing Bonnie's hybrid poem, "A Daughter, A Son" on their poetry website in August.
PKA's Advocate has published "Our 44th Anniversary" in their August/September 2007 issue.
Bellowing Ark has published "An Autumn Drive in the Country" in their July/August 2007 issue.
The Storyteller has accepted Bonnie's poem, "Driving to Clifden," for their quarterly international magazine--July/August/September, 2007 issue.?
St. Anthony's Messenger has published Bonnie's poem, "Afternoon Chapel Glow," in the July, 2007 issue of their popular Catholic monthly magazine.
PKA's Advocate has published my poem, "Chocolate Covered Raisins" in its June/July 2007 issue.
Illinois State Poetry Society has published my poem, "Wings II (Flown Away)" on its website, www.illinoispoets.com this month.
Bellowing Ark Journal has accepted Bonnie's poem, "An Autumn Drive In The Country" for future publication.
Illinois State Poetry Society (ISPS) will have an added poem of Bonnie's, "Flown Away/Wings II", online next week on the ISPS website.
Bonnie's poem "Feeling The Cold" has been accepted by Karamu Poetry Journal for publication in their Spring, 2008 issue.
Alan Harris, the tech person for the Illinois State Poetry Society (ISPS), is making a link from my Bio and Poems on their website
More poetry accepted (May, 2007) for publication: "Our 44th Anniversary" and "Chocolate Covered Raisins" accepted by PKA's Advocate, a poetry journal, for future publication.
Also, notice that Bonnie will appear in Marquis' Who's Who in the World 25th Silver Anniversary Edition, 2008.
Publication Nomad's Choir has published Bonnie's poem, "Rainsense" in their Summer, 2007 issue.
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