Mary Ann Mayer has poems forthcoming in Wild Apples, a Journal of Nature, Art, and Inquiryand in Tribute to Orpheus: Prose & Poetry about Music or Musicians (Kearney Street Books). Most recent poems are in Slow Trains, Tattoo Highway, and Off The Coast, and translations in Trans-Lit 2 . Mary Ann won Grub Street 's “Blue Period” contest (2010). Past RI credits include Bryant Literary Review, Crone’s Nest, and The Pawtucket Times. She has one chapbook, Telephone Man, (2005) which tells the stories of her father, Bob Maitland, and his forty years in the Blackstone Valley - connecting people to one another.
She is an occupational therapist.
► Mary Ann's books are available for printing. See below and click on the titles.
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| Dedicated to the Forever Young Band, RI's Neil Young tribute band Slater Park, September 2010 | |
| Excerpted from the book, Telephone Man, by Mary Ann Mayer @ 2005 | Somthin For Nothin |
| Class Education | |
| A Limit To Service | |
| Wiring Point Judith | |
| Blue Princess | |
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Old Friend In The Mezzanine
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Squid
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Sister Fish
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I Sip A Martini
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Kestrel
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Haiku
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Hunger Moon
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To A Modern Art Critic Heard Complaining,
There's No Shock Left
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Flaubert's Rib
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Fresh Paint
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