Taha Muhammad Ali
byI was deeply saddened to hear of the recent death of the poet Taha Muhammad Ali. He was a great spirit, and his poetry will…
The Weight It Takes
by Marjory WentworthFrom the Post and Courier. For Nikki Randhawa Haley, on the Occasion of her inauguration as Governor of South Carolina. In the white silence…
Charleston Rooftops
by Marjory WentworthEverything that lifts into the air has purpose: even the granite tipped war monument rising above palmetto trees points like an arrow toward the…
Nothing Can Contain You
by Marjory WentworthFrom The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature. In memory of David Hilderbrand. Not the wreath woven from fresh flowers, nor the photograph it…
Geography of Home
by Marjory WentworthFrom The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature. Sudden winter rain a need like night camellias that morning startling a thing remembered how we…
Pine Pitch
by Marjory WentworthFrom The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature. For Jerry Smith. Clustered around the edges of my father’s open grave, the grown-ups lean into…
The Way It Should Be
by Marjory WentworthFrom Poemeleon. After a photograph by Lauren Preller Things shouldn’t have turned turn out this way. When her husband was still alive they would…
Spagetti
by Marjory WentworthFrom the Cortland Review Aunt Barbara was a beauty queen. Competing in the Miss America Pageant and riding on top of floats in holiday parades…
Article in Charleston Today
by Marjory WentworthCheck out this article on my work “Newlyweds” by Charleston Today’s Eliza Ingle.
Post and Courier Interview
by Marjory WentworthI sat down with Kristen Hankla for an interview with the Post and Courier.