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Recent Poems in Journals

Glass: A Journal of Poetry, 2025 (Sept): “Nothing Sentimental”

 
Scrivener's 46 summer issue, "There is a Sea Inside a Map"

 
Cordite, “A Shoe, a Scarf, a Thimble Full of Faith”

The Creative Process, "Across the Frozen Page," (inspired by Natalie Diaz)

 
Glassworks, “Almost Grief”

Westchester Review, “Someone Might say Happiness”

It's Two New Interviews (coming right at You)

Mom Egg Review  by Barbara Ellen Sorensen

Quarantine Highway is an exploration of human beings finding new ways to be together in the midst of a pandemic. Her poems encompass relationships as well as separations and borders, and what we have found out about ourselves. In Accardi’s superb poetic voice, she invites the reader to reflect on what it means to be together while simultaneously being apart from others.

The Temz Review  by Carla Scarano D'Antonio
We do not know what is happening and how it will end. Covid seems to be a ‘machine’ that brings death and we are not sure what will come after it 

And an Anthology. . .

In the Footsteps of a Shadow (the literary response to Fernando Pessoa)