Dorothy Fletcher
In 2007, Dorothy K. Fletcher retired after 35 years of teaching English in Jacksonville, Florida, and discovered life as a writer. Her poetry had already appeared in 78 literary journals, magazines, and anthologies when she became a monthly columnist for the Florida Times-Union. A collection of those column essays became the book, Remembering Jacksonville and, since then, Dorothy has published 4 more books about Jacksonville. Dorothy and her husband Hardy continue to enjoy retirement with their children and grandchildren nearby.
When are we ready for a glimpse of the eternal? Poet Dorothy Fletcher’s thought-provoking poem recounts an enlightening interaction with a child and the night sky. Continue reading →
