Susan Meehan’s second book published by Day Eight, Goddesses Incognito takes the reader back into Meehan’s neighborhood, home, and church.
John Lingan described, “Goddesses Incognito is a wise delight.”
Anne Becker wrote, “Meehan knows where the mythic, the deeper significance of human experience, hides under the familiar, the familial.”
Goddesses Incognito was produced within a project supporting the practice of poetry by senior citizens, directed by Robert Bettmann, and funded through grants from the ride-sharing company Lyft, and the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities.