The vision for I Love the Child, was to incorporate children from a variety of ages, ethnicities and abilities. The author and artist depict a non-traditional mermaid as a mixed race, gender neutral person with a partial limb rather than the traditional female mermaid with a perfect body and long red or blond hair. The girl in the wheelchair breaks the mold of being incapable by doing a wheelie. Most humans have experienced an emotion similar to one or more of the children depicted within the stanzas.

I Love the Child

Children's Books

Miller, Ronda

Literature & Fiction

Meadowlark Books

In March of 2020, the poet began posting his pandemic (pan-Dome-ic) poetry on social media. He posted one poem per day along with backgrounds from his environment. This collection spans days 1 - 250. In producing this book, we have attempted to duplicate the form and look of the original posts. Read one per day, or binge them all in one sitting; either way, we hope you enjoy this collection.

Six Feet Apart: Poetry from the Pandemic

Arts & Photography

Dome, Aj

Photography & Video

In his third book of poetry, Kerry Moyer revisits familiar themes in a new way. The Flint Hills of Kansas remain a focus along with the people and places that have and continue to populate Moyer's life.

Turnpike Prairie

Moyer, Kerry

Poetry

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