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Author: Autumn Noelle Hall

Autumn Noelle Hall, tanka prose editor for Ribbons, says tanka holds memory, emotion, people and place. Like her cabin in the Colorado mountains, it is home to husband, daughters, wild birds, waterfalls, an Australian shepherd (and the deer he trails), bears, mountain lions and their tracks through the snow. But tanka is also a form of reckoning and reconciliation; a way to truly see and make sense of the world. Much like her camera, tanka is Autumn?s lens on life.

Beyond fault lines
and the…

Posted on 25 December 20207 November 2020Author Autumn Noelle HallCategories Issue 20.2Tags haiga, tanka9 Comments on

when caught
how to release…

Posted on 1 June 201824 April 2018Author Autumn Noelle HallCategories Issue 18.1Tags haiga6 Comments on

Amidst Tricksters

 …

Posted on 2 June 201716 September 2025Author Autumn Noelle HallCategories Issue 17.112 Comments on

advised
to deadhead the …

Posted on 20 October 20168 October 2016Author Autumn Noelle HallCategories Issue 16.25 Comments on
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