Linda Blaskey
Linda is the recipient of three fellowship grants from Delaware Division of the Arts, including the 2022 Masters in Literature: Poetry. She is poetry/interview editor emerita for Broadkill Review and current editor for the online poetry journal Quartet, featuring the work of women fifty and over. She is cofounder of Coastal Writers, organized in 1999, and past coordinator for the Dogfish Head Poetry Prize.
Linda organized a presentation of Icelandic poetry for the Rehoboth Beach (DE) Film Festival and her work was included in Southern Delaware Choral Society’s presentation of Haydn: “Mass in the Time of War.” She sat on the panel “Collaborative Publishing” for Western Maryland Indie Lit Festival at Frostburg State University and did a presentation on the same subject for the Writers Conference of Northern Appalachia at St. Lawrence University in Pennsylvania. She did a presentation titled “Pulling Back the Curtain: or what is happening to your submission” for the Bay to Ocean Writers Conference at Chesapeake College, Wye Mills, MD.
Blaskey is the author of the prize-winning chapbook, Farm, the full-length collection, White Horses, co-author of the prize-winning poetry collection, Walking the Sunken Boards, and co-author of the collections Season of Harvest, and Our Various Selves. Her work has received numerous awards from Delaware Press Association and from National Federation of Press Women. She has served as an adjudicator for Poetry Out Loud state finals, and for the Scholastic Writing Awards.
She spent her childhood in the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas and on the plains of Kansas, and now lives in southern Delaware with her husband, twelve cats, and a dog on a small horse and goat farm which is located on historic land of the Lenni-Lenape.
Jim Bourey
jim bourey is an Adirondack poet born in Malone, NY. His most recent collection, Out There and Back Again (Cold River Press, 2023), follows The Distance Between Us (2020) and Season of Harvest (Pond Road Press, 2022), a collaboration with poet Linda Blaskey. His first chapbook, Silence, Interrupted, was published in 2015. Jim’s work has appeared in numerous journals and anthologies, and he serves as a contributing editor for The Broadkill Review. He is also the Poetry Events Coordinator for Downtown Artist Cellar in Malone. Often found reading in intimate, dimly lit spaces, jim lives in Dickinson Center, NY with his wife Linda, whose photographs frequently accompany his work.
While it is unfortunate that he cannot join us in-person, his poetry will be read. We hope he can watch via live stream or a recording. Be sure to stop by the camera and say hello :)
Jack Mackey
Jack Mackey earned a master’s degree in English from the University of Maryland. In 2021 he was the recipient of the Delaware Division of the Arts fellowship in poetry in the Emerging Artist category. Jack’s first book of poetry, Up, Out & Over, published in 2024, won awards from the Delaware Press Association and from the National Federation of Press Women. His love poem “Reason 1001” about how badly his husband loads the dishwasher was nominated for Best of the Net. Individual poems have appeared in Gargoyle, Third Wednesday, Broadkill Review, Anti-Heroine Chic, Argyle, The Louisville Review, and other literary publications. Ten years ago Jack escaped from Washington, DC, crossed the mighty Chesapeake Bay, and now lives in Rehoboth Beach.
A collection of poetry from Linda Blaskey, Isabelle Bohl, Jack Mackey, and jim bourey.
Joyce Enzor Maust
Joyce Maust (jem Poetry) is a Delaware poet, literary curator, and public humanities artist whose work explores memory, landscape, belonging, and the ways personal experience connects us to one another. She serves as Poet Laureate of the Delaware House of Representatives and received a 2024 Delaware Division of the Arts Individual Fellowship in Poetry.
Her poetry has appeared in numerous literary magazines, and she has been a featured and invited reader at museums, literary gatherings, community arts venues, and civic events throughout Delaware, Maryland, and Pennsylvania.
Maust’s creative practice extends beyond the page, bringing poetry into conversation with photography, visual art, place, history, and community. As a literary curator, she develops interdisciplinary gatherings that bring together writers across generations, cultures, traditions, and lived experiences. Her projects have included the Mountian Voices Poetry Reading and the America 250 Poetry Celebration and Literary Cafe at the Biggs Museum of American Art, Poetic Voices of Lineage at the Delaware Contemporary, and Mountain Voices: A Front Porch Gathering at the Delaware Agricultural Museum.
Whether Maust writes a poem, photographs the natural world, or creates a space for others to tell their stories, she roots her work in close attention to landscape, memory, overlooked voices, and the small details that reveal larger human stories.
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