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About Mary Agnes Dalrymple
Mary Agnes Dalrymple's poems have appeared in many publications including The Baltimore Review, Haight Ashbury Literary Journal, The Comstock Review, Front Range Review, Green Hills Literary Lantern, G.W. Review, The Louisville Review, Roanoke Review, The Texas Observer, Pennsylvania English, Texas Poetry Calendar and other publications.
From 1995 through 2001 Mary was the editor, illustrator and publisher of the free-verse poetry journal Blue Violin. Her first collection of poetry, "Water Tender: A Memoir in Poems" was published by Fithian Press in 2003. In 2004, Mary created MaryAnka Press to self-publish her second collection, "Rosa Mystica: Poems from the Rosary and Other Poems."
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Her poem, "Woman Waiting for Heat-Relief Assistance Overcome by Record-Breaking Heat," appears in the anthology, "Is This Forever or What? Poems and Paintings from Texas," poems selected by Naomi Shihab Nye (Greenwillow Books, 2004).
Her poem, "I, Salome," received a "Special Merit" designation in the The Comstock Review Muriel Craft Bailey Award competition of 2000 (Fall 2000, Vol. 14, #2). This poem also appears in Mary's collection, "Rosa Mystica: Poems from the Rosary and Other Poems."
Her poem, "Crossing the Lake Houston Bridge" placed second in the Dos Gatos Press Texas Poetry Calendar 2009 Awards
Mary edited and published Angel Face, a rosary based poetry publication, from 2004 through 2009. Currently, she is the editor and publisher of the free-verse poetry publication, Poppyseed Kolaché.
She earned an AA degree from San Jacinto College - North and graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Houston - Clear Lake in 1995 with a BA in the Humanities.
In addition to her writing and publishing activities, Mary is also a painter and an artist. She created all the artwork for Blue Violin, Angel Face, and Poppyseed Kolache and makes handmade rosaries and beaded jewelry.
If interested in ordering Handmade Wire-Wrapped Rosaries or Beaded Jewelry by Mary Agnes Dalrymple, please click on the following links --
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