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Carol Carpenter

Poems in Volume 1
“Travelogue: Dad’s Garage” — Pages 19-20
“Refrigerator Note” — Pages 21-22

Carol Carpenter lives in Livonia, Michigan, and has had poems and stories published in Yankee, America, Pedestal Magazine, Barnwood, Indiana Review, Quarterly West, Carolina Quarterly, Byline, and in Papier-Mache Press’s anthology, Generation to Generation. She received awards such as the Richard Eberhart Prize for Poetry and was a finalist in the Nelson Algren awards. Formerly a college writing instructor and journalist, she now works for a consulting and training company.

Carol Carpenter: “Refrigerator Note” and “Travelogue: Dad’s Garage” by Carol Carpenter are printed herein by permission of Carol Carpenter. Copyright © by Carol Carpenter.

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