Annabelle Moseley is an American poet and author of ten books, including her most recent, Sacred Braille (En Route Books 2019). She has served as Walt Whitman Birthplace Writer in-Residence (2009-2010) and 2014 Long Island Poet of the Year, and is credited with innovating a new poetic form, the “Mirror Sonnet.” She is a Professor of Theology, teaching at St. Joseph’s Seminary and St. Joseph’s College in Long Island, where she lives with her husband and children. She is a Broadcaster at WCAT Radio hosting two programs, “Then Sings My Soul,” and “Destination: Sainthood”.Read More…
Annabelle Moseley Interviewed by WABC-TV
The New York Times features Annabelle Moseley
Oprah.com features Moseley’s poem “Breakable”
Catholic Faith Network interviews Annabelle
Colleen McVey of CFN Live interviews Annabelle Moseley about her new book, Sacred Braille: The Rosary as Masterpiece. Continue reading
Sacred Braille: The Rosary as Masterpiece through Art, Poetry, and Reflections
Sacred Braille: The Rosary as Masterpiece through Art, Poetry, and Reflection. With foreword by Bishop Richard G. Henning. Includes 3-day guided retreat.
Moseley Featured in Documentary
This new documentary film, Masterpieces, is a film about artists called to a life of creation. It explores the vocation of artisanship, specifically through the world of five artists as they share with the audience how they are called to serve God through their art. This compilation of portraits will give the viewer a first…
Moseley appears in America Magazine
Featured in the September 18th issue of America, is Annabelle Moseley’s poem “The Peacock Pin.” This poem is also featured in the Arts & Culture section of America’s web site. The Peacock Pin for E.B. Roman catacombs are filled with paintings of that bird, symbol of Christ; their feathers shed, regrown. Down in the dark,…
Moseley interviewed by America Magazine
Poetry editor Joseph Hoover interviews award-winning poet Annabelle Moseley about her latest double volume of poetry, A Ship to Hold the World and The Marionette’s Ascent. Your latest work is outstanding. Do you feel as if you have been working your whole life to be able to come up with poems like these? Thank you, Joe.…
Moseley quoted in Our Sunday Visitor
Annabelle Moseley is quoted in an article from Our Sunday Visitor titled Beauty: Pointing the way to the divine.
Reading at LTV Studios
I recently read at the Second Annual LTV Poetry Affair, billed as featuring “Featuring readings from 14 of the finest poets in our area”.
Moseley appears in “Life and Legends”
Two of Moseley’s poems: “Artifacts of Sound” and “Still Life,” both sharing the theme of insight found through the penetrating beauty of the arts, have been published in the second issue of Life and Legends, the bi-annual, international and multilingual literary journal based in California.
A Ship to Hold the World and The Marionette’s Ascent
Announcing the release of a double volume of poetry by Annabelle Moseley, destined to become a classic work of the religious imagination.
2014 Long Island Poet of the Year Awards Ceremony
Here is a Youtube playlist of the 2014 Poet of the Year Awards Ceremony, including introductions by WWBA Director Cynthia Shor, former Poets of the Year Gladys Henderson and Patti Tana, with welcoming remarks by WWBA Board President William Walters and WWBA Board Member Dr. Richard Bronson. Featured is Annabelle Moseley’s acceptance speech, reflections on…