Nori Odoi

Nori Odoi was raised in the Midwest, but has lived much of her adult life in New England. But it wasn’t until she moved to the Monadnock Region of New Hampshire that she found her true home. She is a writer and poet who has been published in The Old Farmer’s Almanac, The Anthology ofContinue reading “Nori Odoi”

On Walking Through the Woods

in Deep Snow During a Blizzard Wearing Sneakers by Nori Odoi First observe: That you have decided to do this That the depth of snow varies sometimes to your ankles sometimes to your knees sometimes to your hip That there is an icy crust sometimes it will hold you sometimes it won’t Sometimes it willContinue reading “On Walking Through the Woods”

I Don’t Think We’re in Kansas Anymore

by Nori Odoi When Roger and I moved from Lawrence, Kansas to New Bedford, Massachusetts in the early 80s, New England was just a tangle of lines and labels on the US map to me. The cluster of six tiny states has a total area that is smaller than the size of Kansas itself. IContinue reading “I Don’t Think We’re in Kansas Anymore”