Announcing "I Am From: Voices from the Mako House in Ghana". Based on a series of workshops held in a boarding house in the rural Volta region, this collection includes poetry from kids aged 9-17. Full of vivid images and stories, joy and sorrow, including art and photos. All proceeds benefit the Mako Children's Fund. Open your heart to these kids- you will not regret it! Also announcing: as of Feb 2024 my words are on the moon! The anthologies "Mosaics" (including 2 of my poems) and "UnCommon Minds" (1 short story) are included in the Lunar Codex Nova Collection, carried by the Odysseus lander. The archive is now an Artemis Accords Heritage Site. And I am swooning. In Jan 2024 a lunar lander called Peregrine launched carrying a digital archive from Writers On The Moon. Included were the books "When Lawyers Wept", "Did You Know?", "Merrimac Mic Gleanings from the First Year", and "Persian Sugar in English Tea" (in English & Farsi). Sadly Peregrine returned to earth, burning up on re-entry. The days it spent in cis-lunar space should increase the odds of success for the next launch, scheduled for later this year. Here on earth, late in 2020 I donated my Rattle chapbook "Did You Know?" to Prisoner Express. Over 300 inmates signed up for the book and received prompts to tell their stories. Check out the Rattle Tribute to Prisoner Express, summer 2022, #76. New poems are in my chapbook "A Collection of Partings" (Kelsay Books, 2022), Rattle #75, Ibbetson St #54, Cutthroat Journal of the Arts #28, and the Diane Lockward craft book "The Strategic Poet". In July 2023 I read at the White House, Supreme Court, and U.S. Capitol as part of The Scheherazade Project. I received my fourth Pushcart nomination in 2023. Grateful! The v short bio: Elizabeth S. Wolf calls New England home. Some of her early poetry is included in the Valley Women's History Collaborative, a special collection of the UMass Amherst Libraries.