Critters spotted:
“Vulture,” Antoine-Louis Barye, 19th Century
And we are grateful to those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Photo credit: Tom McClintock, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
It’s Easter morning and a I just saw a bunny!
😀
“The Wearing of the Green,” Ellen H. Clapsaddle, 1907
Facing Shenandoah Avenue. 2026.
The building was originally constructed at the start of the 20th Century as office space for Norfolk & Western Railroad.
The building on the corner is 8 North Jefferson Street.
Looking south.
Photo: Clopper Mill Elementary Hearts for Heroes
Lionsgate Films.
I’m ecstatic! The Galway Review today published my poem “Where Would We Go?” — and also selected it for its next anthology, The Galway Review 14.
You can find the poem at The Galway Review online right here.
The anthology will be released in April 2026; I’ll post purchasing details when they become available.
The Galway Review is the leading literary magazine for Galway, the fourth largest city in the Republic of Ireland. It features contemporary reviews, fiction, non-fiction, poetry and photography, and seeks to publish work that is “beautiful and different.”
I am once again grateful to Managing Editor Ndrek Gjini and his colleagues for allowing me to see my work showcased by this important literary resource for Northern Europe and beyond.
Eric Robert Nolan, Author 