We can be easily convinced to appear and perform together almost anywhere. A partial list of our past and scheduled future appearances appears in the calendar section of our website.
We have produced several joint chapbooks* of poetry, and have both received awards for our work. (No Pulitzers yet, but we are working on it.)
Elizabeth has recently completed her latest anthology of poems, entitled Flourishing/Florescence, in collaboration with translator Edith Jonsson-Devillers and artist Marion Wong. Formal publication will be announced soon. However, a preview of the book (along with some preview sales) will take place at the Escondido Municipal Gallery, 262 East Grand in Escondido, on February 6 at 1 PM,when Elizabeth will be the featured poet for the monthly meeting of Poets INC.
We proudly announce the publication of Haiku for an Artist / Haiku para una Pintora, a book of haikus by Elizabeth written to art works by Marion Wong, with parallel translations by Edith Jonsson-Devillers. It is available through Amazon.com NOTE: On some browsers, you must [Shift]-click the Amazon.com link to get through to our Amazon.com page.
* A chapbook is a small hand-bound booklet, usually less than 20 pages in length. The word comes from 18th-century English term "cheap book", which pretty well says it all. Poets often produce these in small quantities to distribute at readings.