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Kathleen Snipes

Kathleen Snipes is a writer and artist who lives in Carrboro, N.C.

Poetry

Sadly This Clay

October 1987

Fiction

O Marie, Çoncue Sans Pêché

On my calendar there aren’t any more social engagements or shrink appointments or movies to catch up on. It says here: “Monday. Get up. Eat. Floss teeth. Go to bed by 10:00.”

October 1981

Fiction

Thursday

“You done me wrong,” and his voice is full of all the stars in the universe and all the dreams of love that are snuffed out like an annoying candle still burning downstairs at bedtime.

May 1981

Poetry

Morning Dew Of Honey

June 1979

Poetry

Selected Poems

March 1978

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