Cookery in the Time of COVID

Mouthing Off

Survival guide

folded cootie catcher poems


Amelia L. Williams, PhD, is a medical writer, hiker, and eco-artist in Nelson County, Virginia. She coordinated The Ties That Bind, A #NoPipelines Collaborative Community Art and Story Project of over 250 fabric braids made by citizens to protest proposed fracked-gas pipelines in Virginia. Her book Walking Wildwood Trail: Poems and Photographs, benefits regional #NoPipelines causes. Her poems ae forthcoming in the Healing Muse and The Hollins Critic, and have appeared in Rabbit: a journal for nonfiction poetry, Nimrod International Journal, 3Elements, Origins, K’in and elsewhere. Website: www.wildink.net, Twitter: @wildinkpoet.