Ellen Sander, a lapsed rock journalist, is a cultural historian of the nineteen-sixties counterculture. An augmented edition of Trips: Rock Life in the Sixties, was recently reissued by Dover Publications. Chuck Klosterman told The N.Y. Times (7/18/2019) that it was on his nightstand. La-dee-fekking-dah, right?
She was the Poet Laureate of Belfast, Maine in 2013 and 2014. Her work has appeared in many journals and anthologies, including the Maine Review, the Georgia Review and Visiting Bob (Dylan). Hawthorne, a House in Bolinas, is published by Finishing Line Press. Her next poetry chapbook, Aquifer, will be published by Red Bird Chapbooks. You can easily find her website and social media droppings.
She hosts and produces, Poetry Woodshed Radio on WBFY-LP in Belfast, Maine. Poetry drop kicks her in the morning and undoes her curfew at night. She wishes frash were a word.
www.ellensander.com
► Ellen Sander's microchap is available below. Download the single-page PDF by clicking the title & saving to your pc. Set your printer for 'landscape' printing. Folding instructions are under the Who We Are menu tab.
