Karen K LewisKaren K. Lewis writes of nature, war, motherhood, and global culture. Ms. Lewis' poetry, fiction, and essays appear in Iron Horse, Hip Mama, Weave, Literary Mama, Drumvoices, 7x7.la, and Instant City. She's written cultural geography pieces for youngreaders in Cricket Media magazines. Her work appears in anthologies including: Sunshine Noir; Six Words About Work; Weird Parenting Wins; Mothering Through the Darkness; Mamas and Papas; San Diego Poetry Annual 2020; Women Artists Datebook 2021. One of her main interests is leading creative workshops for writers of all ages, focused on the imaginative process. She is a seven-time California Arts Council - Artists in Schools grantee, and works closely with California Poets in the Schools and the Arts Council of Mendocino County in curriculum development. Karen Lewis is an alumna of: Antioch Los Angeles (MFA) and Stanford University (BA). Ms. Lewis also attended Mount Holyoke College and U.C.L.A. Read More Read Less