Voices from a Pandemic

<p>Poetry is a democratic art-probably now more than ever. Ellen Hernandez<strong> </strong>has collected everyday voices and in their moments we will find some of our own.</p><p><strong> -Matthew Sorrento</strong> Editor-in-chief <em>Retreats from Oblivion: Journal of NoirCon</em> and Co-editor <em>Film International</em></p><p><br></p><p>The beauty of art is that it connects us no matter how we're separated-by miles by years or by a threat we can't see except in how it changes the world around us. <em>Voices from a Pandemic </em>reminds us that even in isolation we are not alone and that even in quarantine we can still be touched by the things that matter most.</p><p><strong> -Peter Woodworth</strong> contributing author for fiction collections including the <em>Anthology of Dreams Death Is Not the End </em>and<em> Gimme Shelter</em></p><p><br></p>