Carolyn Flynn·May 6I’m a Statue in Verona, and I’m Going to Stand Here Until You Remember What Love IsI’m a statue in Verona, and please, non toccare, don’t touch my breast. As you know, and everyone knows, I only have eyes for Romeo, who is…A response icon1A response icon1
Carolyn Flynn·Oct 2, 2024The Sun and I Have a Little Conversation About AutumnWhy presence is the practice of compassion. Morning on the Rio Grande, living in the Dance and the Wonder
Carolyn Flynn·Jan 18, 2024Farewell to IrelandAfter a month-long stay, it was going to break my heart to leave. As a consolation, there was a diaspora of sand.
Carolyn Flynn·Jul 9, 2023We are warmed by our own walkingOne of the best ways to undertake a seven-mile hike is to have absolutely no idea you’re about to hike seven miles.A response icon1A response icon1
Carolyn Flynn·Jan 22, 2023Country and family are messyDispatch from Belfast: What Van Morrison tells us about in ‘The Healing Game’
Carolyn Flynn·Jan 1, 2023Prayer for a New Year: Finding the Uncommon Hour2022 ends with a majestic stillness, 2023 welcomes in the abundance that comes when we live in awe
Carolyn Flynn·Dec 26, 2022A Celebration for Coming Home: Roasted Beet and Herb Bechamel LasagnaPERSEPHONE’S KITCHEN | Stories, songs and soul-infused food from the kitchen of Ms. Persephone
Carolyn Flynn·Dec 6, 2022A Recipe for Desire: Hummingbird Cake and Other Ways to Get to HeavenIn my flash fiction piece, “A Recipe for Desire,” which appears in Arts & Letters (Fall 2022), a 12-year-old daughter asks her mother to…A response icon1A response icon1
Carolyn Flynn·Aug 28, 2022A Taste of the Wild Atlantic, from Ireland’s Ring of KerryVicarious food travel is always highly recommended, especially if you have a heart for Ireland. Try this Crumbed Scallops in Garlic Butter…