Maureen Tolman Flannery

Adult and youth poetry awards held in Jo-Anne Hirshfield's memory through funds entrusted to the Evanston Public Library.

After Hours says on the cover that it is a journal of Chicago writing and art. It is published twice a year and is composed of poetry, prose and photography.

One in a series of chapbooks published of writers at the Guild Complex. “Maureen Tolman Flannery has grounded her poetics in the various landscapes of her life: Wyoming, where she grew up the daughter of a rancher; Mexico, where she has become infatuated with the rich complexity of Mexican culture and geography; and Chicago, where she has settled to raise her family fo three sons and a daughter. These offspring, along with her husband of thirty-five years, provide much grist for her poetical mill.”