Adrienne N. Wartts
Adrienne N. Wartts received her M.A. in American Culture Studies at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. Her poetry has appeared in Black Magnolias, Diverse Voices Quarterly, Encounters, Entropy Magazine, Frogpond, Green Black Tales, JPAS, Kweli, Lost Pen Magazine, Pangolin Review, PEN, Planisphere Q, Reverie, The Deronda Review, and The Poet Magazine.
She is a two-time recipient of the Norman Mailer Writers Colony Scholarship, as well as a Vermont Studio Center Scholarship. Additionally, she has completed three writer’s residencies at the Renaissance House on Martha’s Vineyard. Adrienne’s professional/career track record includes working as a copy editor for a medical publishing company, freelance writer, and adjunct professor of film studies at Webster University.
Works

Love as of late
Love…as a late is a nonfiction poetic narrative about a man and woman who desired to be together despite the geographical distance between them. Years after losing contact with each other, he passes away. As she reflects on memories of their shared experiences, grief turns to comfort through a series of synchronicities that provide a glimpse of the potential promises God has planned.