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Author Bio

Cindy Sabik has been a K-12 and university-level teacher and administrator for 20+ years, and a lover of literature for a lifetime. She holds an MA in English literature and a PhD in urban education. An essayist and educational consultant based in Cleveland, Ohio, she is always looking for an opportunity to discuss Emily Dickinson. She is completing an MFA in Creative Non-Fiction at Bennington College and is working on an essay collection and a book about listening.

Keywords

Climate change, climate catastrophe, Emily Dickinson

Abstract

This hybrid piece begins as a lyric essay written around Emily Dickinson’s meditation on snow and becomes an elegy to winter. Footnotes frame the recollection/lament, toggling between the history that led us to climate catastrophe, cultural commentary, memory, and reflection on the felt experience of the author.

DOI

10.31986/issn.2995-8288_vol3iss2.6

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