Bonnie Rubrecht writes about on a wide variety of interests, including sustainable agriculture, faith, and social justice. Her poetry has been published in New South, the Ocotillo Review and Alternating Currents: Footnotes. She is the co-founder and editor for The Unmooring, a journal of women’s writing and art on faith. Bonnie is a former poetry editor for Printer’s Devil Review and was an invited attendee at the 2014 VCFA Postgraduate Writer’s Conference, studying creative nonfiction with Anthony Swofford.
The Poetry of Franz Wright as Emblem of God’s Grace
“There is only one heart in my body, have mercy / on me” (“One Heart,” Walking on Martha’s Vineyard) Franz Wright, the Pulitzer-Prize winning poet, grew up shrouded in a legacy of abandonment by his alcoholic father, the renowned poet James Wright. Later, Franz suffered abuse at the hands of his stepfather. In pursuit of […]
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