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2. Family Farms and County Fairs: A DIFFERENT KIND OF BOOK TOUR

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
Literature/writing
Abstract

IN September 1889, when the Martin House hotel opened for business at the intersection of Railroad Avenue and Canal Street in downtown Westerly, Rhode Island, its owner, Captain Michael F. [...]

Published
2024

8. No Sooner

Author

Panciera, Carla

Published
2006

11. The Cows Come Home. A Farm Kid Milks Her Experiences for All They're Worth

Author

Panciera, Carla

Abstract

Carla Panciera, is a farmer's daughter who grew up on a hundred acres of corn, pasture with a herd of dairy cows. As a child she learned that cows have 4 stomachs, the average gestation period of a calf, how to back the manure spreader into the shed, and the art of clipping, and bathing cows on show day. Her father eventually sold the farm and moved into town, and she went of to college and a teaching career, wondering what she could ever do with all she had learned on the farm. About half way through her 10th year of teaching English, she over heard a conversation among her students who were sharing tales of their latest conquest at the local "all you can eat" restaurant. Panciera had shared with her class that she was a vegetarian, and had been raised on a farm. One student asked her if she drank milk, and said "Well, I think it's pretty hypocritical, I mean, they had to kill the cow to get the milk, anyway." At that point, the author, knew she had been presented with one of those impromptu teachable moments that she had learned about in graduate school. When kids need to know something critical, her professors told her, let it happen. This article describes how she postphoned the lesson she had planned for that day, and seized the moment to answer questions, about life on the farm, diagrammed a milking parlor, and taught the class to milk an imaginary cow. For the rest of the class students who had not raised their hands the entire year, were enthisiastically asking one question after another as they learned how beef, milk, and dairy products are produced. How much milk do cows give? Did you drive a tractor? Did you have horses, chickens, pigs, goats, sheep, llamas? What?s a cow weigh, anyway? Are bulls the ones with horns?

Published
2005

13. The Chattahoochee Review, Volume 24.1

Author

Steinken, Ken; Simon, Beth; Gilman, Carissa; Bishop, Michael; Panciera, Carla; Long, Pracilla; Jenkins, Joe; Leslie, Naton; Metress, Christopher; Thomas, Susan; Hunt, Vickie; Malin, Stephen; Rubin, Larry; Limehouse, Capers; Heath, M. Ayodele; Zydek, Fredrick; Feild, Claire T.; Pegausch, Michael; Geller, Conrad; Ramos, Peter; Rochelle, Tania; Price, Robert Earl; Butts, Anthony; Scala, J. Gabriel; Coleman, Early; Fitten, Marc; Cox, Rosemary D.; Rose, Charles; McKinney, Louise, Georgia Perimeter College, Steinken, Ken; Simon, Beth; Gilman, Carissa; Bishop, Michael; Panciera, Carla; Long, Pracilla; Jenkins, Joe; Leslie, Naton; Metress, Christopher; Thomas, Susan; Hunt, Vickie; Malin, Stephen; Rubin, Larry; Limehouse, Capers; Heath, M. Ayodele; Zydek, Fredrick; Feild, Claire T.; Pegausch, Michael; Geller, Conrad; Ramos, Peter; Rochelle, Tania; Price, Robert Earl; Butts, Anthony; Scala, J. Gabriel; Coleman, Early; Fitten, Marc; Cox, Rosemary D.; Rose, Charles; McKinney, Louise, and Georgia Perimeter College

Abstract

The Chattohoochee Review was a literary journal that published new works of fiction, non-fiction, poetry and visual arts. This volume features the following entries: "Rancher Against the Railroad", "The Numerology of Cows", "Blood Horse", "Cody Philyaw, From His Stetson Down", "Twenty-Nine", "Hildegard", "Unto Others: Coming to Terms with Racism in Former Yugoslovia", "Epistle", "The Rise and Fall of Atticus Finch", "Pantoum for Seymour Herr's Bald Head", "New Year's at the Women-Only Guest House", "Aunt Jean's Saturday Night", "Swimming at Sounion", "Lines Composed at My Sister's Mismarked Stone", "Song of the Short-Necked Woman", "Conjuring The Whole Note", "Glass Blower", "Genella T", "Western Hemisphere Institute for Secuirity Corporation: Formerly: School of the Americas", "Purple Jellybeans", "The Return", "Kepler", "Underage in Atlantic City", "Thirty Days Sober", "Criminal Clown", "Desire", "Submarines", "The Burning of Clavelle, Clockmaker, 1816", "Hiatus", A Conversation with Tim Gautreaux", "Damation and Redemption in Tim Geautreaux's The Clearing", "Tom Franklin's Twice-Told Tales: Hell at the Breech", "Across the Borders of Memory and Milieu: A Demon in My View: Stories by Len Gasparini", "Blue Notes: Fattening Frogs for Snakes: Delta Sound Suite by John Sinclair".

Published
2003

14. Penny, Count Your Blessings.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
ANIMAL culture, FICTION
Abstract

Presents the short story "Penny, Count Your Blessings," by Carla Panciera.

Published
2005

15. In the Movie of My Dreams of You.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
IN the Movie of My Dreams of You (Poem), PANCIERA, Carla
Abstract

The poem "In the Movie of My Dreams of You" by Carla Panciera is presented. First Line: September, the dock bones warming; Last Line: of pictures.

Published
2013

16. The Mere Pleasure of God.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
MERE Pleasure of God, The (Poem), PANCIERA, Carla
Abstract

The poem "The Mere Pleasure of God" by Carla Panciera is presented. First Line: Mid-June, our pastures reduced; Last Line: empty bags swinging like their best purses.

Published
2021

17. Like Enough, Like Belonging.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
LIKE Enough, Like Belonging (Poem), PANCIERA, Carla
Abstract

The poem "Like Enough, Like Belonging" by Carla Panciera is presented. First Line: My daughter calls me to see five birds; Last Line: like enough, like belonging.

Published
2021

18. After My Nephew Reads My Poem About the Cow Who Got Stuck in a Tree.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
PROSE poems
Abstract

Presents the prose poem "After My Nephew Reads My Poem About the Cow Who Got Stuck in a Tree," by Carla Pancierra. First Line: "I remember that cow," my nephew says. "She's the one we pulled out of the mud with the tractor." Last Line: ...from being dragged out with the rest of them, out of the end of the story.

Published
2006

19. To the Specialist.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
TO the Specialist (Poem), PANCIERA, Carla
Abstract

The poem "To the Specialist," by Carla Panciera is presented. First Line: You take the same exit, my sister said, Last Line: that warmed our laps on the ride home.

Published
2019

20. To Our Boldest Child.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
TO Our Boldest Child (Poem), PANCIERA, Carla
Abstract

The poem "To Our Boldest Child," by Carla Panciera is presented. First Line: You marched ahead of us; Last Line: There is nothing left but fear.

Published
2019

21. Heirloom.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
HEIRLOOM (Poem), PANCIERA, Carla
Abstract

The poem "Heirloom," by Carla Panciera is presented. First Line: In the picture window of the house she lived in; Last Line: these women whose days began with letting in the light?

Published
2020

23. In Which Fruit Reminisce.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
IN Which Fruit Reminisce (Poem), PANCIERA, Carla
Published
2019

24. The Spoon.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
SPOON, The (Poem), PANCIERA, Carla
Published
2019

25. Memory.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
MEMORY (Poem)
Abstract

Presents the poem "Memory," by Carla Panciera.

Published
2004

26. Phantom.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
PHANTOM (Poem), PANCIERA, Carla
Abstract

The poem "Phantom" by Carla Panciera is presented. First Line: Black backed gulls stare wall-eyed; Last Line: of your own ornamentations.

Published
2013

27. Echo.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
ECHO (Poem), PANCIERA, Carla
Abstract

Presents the poem "Echo," by Carla Panciera.

Published
2004

28. Helen, Young and Dancing.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
HELEN, Young & Dancing (Poem), PANCIERA, Carla
Abstract

Presents the poem "Helen, Young and Dancing," by Carla Panciera.

Published
2003

29. We Love It Here.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
WE Love It Here (Poem), PANCIERA, Carla
Abstract

Presents the poem "We Love It Here," by Carla Panciera.

Published
2004

30. I Wish My Love Was a River.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
I Wish My Love Was a River (Poem), PANCIERA, Carla
Abstract

The article presents the poem "I Wish My Love Was a River," by Carla Panciera. First Line: I want my love to be a river; Last Line: if his words traveled up through a throat full of stones.

Published
2008

31. To My Newly Injured Right Bicep.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
TO My Newly Injured Right Bicep (Poem), PANCIERA, Carla
Abstract

The article presents the poem "To My Newly Injured Right Bicep," by Carla Panciera. First Line: Because I coveted you; Last Line: again into a horizon of flesh.

Published
2007

32. For My Mother Who Has Never Been to Cape Cod.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
FOR My Mother Who Has Never Been to Cape Cod (Poem), PANCIERA, Carla
Abstract

Presents the poem "For My Mother Who Has Never Been to Cape Cod," by Carla Panciera. First Line: Bayside, the water sluices in. Last Line: so certain are they of return.

Published
2006

33. Massachusetts Aftermath.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
MASSACHUSETTS Aftermath (Poem), PANCIERA, Carla
Abstract

Presents the poem "Massachusetts Aftermath," by Carla Panciera. First Line: Night rain falls symphonic off car roofs, can lids, window glass; Last Line: nothing more tragic than new gaps studding forests we'd never venture into.

Published
2005

34. Plum Island and Back.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
PLUM Island & Back (Poem), PANCIERA, Carla
Abstract

Presents the poem "Plum Island and Back," by Carla Panciera.

Published
2004

35. Miriam's Ghost.

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
MIRIAM'S Ghost (Poem), PANCIERA, Carla
Abstract

Presents the poem "Miriam's Ghost," by Carla Panciera.

Published
2003

36. One of the Cimalores (Poem).

Author

Panciera, Carla

Subjects
FAMILIES
Abstract

Presents the poem "One of the Cimalores," by Carla Panciera.

Published
2003

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