He Could Convince You by Liza Roe
July 18, 2026
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Author’s Note – “He could convince you the moon was purple,” is something a friend of mine once said about her narcissistic father. I could
Author’s Note – “He could convince you the moon was purple,” is something a friend of mine once said about her narcissistic father. I could
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It’s hard to imagine the Delmarva Review ever having trouble finding writers eager to submit their work. However, in 2007, when the Eastern Shore Writers Association was
A notable new literary anthology, The Best of Delmarva Review 2008 – 2023, has been released for circulation worldwide in print and e-book editions. “The
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Editor’s Note: This is one of Katherine J. Williams’s poems included in the new anthology, “The Best of Delmarva Review 2008-2023,” to be released during
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Author’s Note: After my husband was diagnosed with terminal cancer, I believed I was preparing for his death. “The End of the Story” weaves together
Author’s Note: A constant source of inspiration for my poems remains, unabashedly, the natural world. Nature so often provides for poetic inspiration, insight and restoration
Author’s Note: My mother died in my arms when I was in my early forties. She wanted to die at home, and my sister’s and my