Then and Now – Mary Leonard

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Then and Now

Bio:

Mare Leonard lives and works in the Hudson Valley where she is an Associate of the Institute for Writing and Thinking and the MAT programs at Bard College. She has published chapbooks of poetry at 2Riverand other small presses and The Dark Inside My Hooded Coat was published at  Finishing Line Press   Finally she was nominated for a pushcart in 2018 for a poem in The Pickled Body, and a narrative poem published in Three Elements is  available in a national anthology

You can find her on her Face book page under Mare Leonard  poet writer

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