The Dirty Napkin

Poetry • Fiction • Letters

Current Issue — Volume 3.3, Summer 2010

About the Author

Maria Rosales was born in London, and lived in Europe, North Africa, Canada, and Hawaii before settling in California. Her poems have appeared in ByLine, Poetry Depth Quarterly, Poetalk, Meridian, and Nashville Newsletter, as well as several anthologies. She has won awards from the Ina Coolbrith Circle, and Artists Embassy International. Maria hosted the PrimoPoets series in the East Bay for several years. She enjoys working on collaborative dance/poetry pieces with Moving Arts Dance. During the day, she bluffs her way through a left-brained job as an IT professional. She and her husband Marco are building a retreat for Artists in Yucatan, Mexico.

Other Works in the Dirty Napkin

Shirley looking down a stairwell [2.3]

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Butler's Report

Maria Rosales

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Monday

Madam the gardener regrets to report the zucchini is not doing well this season
and the tomatoes have worms.
The cook is making fruit salad with the last of the canned peaches and pineapples.

Tuesday [ . . . ]

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