ANNIE HENDRIX

From Left to Right, Top to Bottom: Blue Mountains Walking (Multiple Authors), 
Weight of Water (Samantha Wallen), The Light We Give (Mary Anne Evanson), 
Why to These Rocks (Hass/Alvarez), Misanthrope (Annie Hendrix), Souvenir (Sara…

Annie Hendrix

ANNIE HENDRIX is dead.1 This announcement will startle many, but few will be grieved by it. The poet was not particularly well known, personally or by reputation, and though she had readers in the Americas, United Kingdom,…

“The Future of Nature” is an Earth Day community writing project for fiction writers to explore the human-nature relationship in a short story or poem. It was organized by Claudia Befu and Julie Gabrielli, and supported with advice…

The Midnight Vault (2025)

Twenty-nine strange tales from The Substack Zone are now available in paperback and ebook, including “Hector" by Annie Hendrix. “Hector,” first appeared as part of The Substack Zone, a collection of short stories…

Annie Hendrix

Sea Lion Overlook near Pt. Reyes Lighthouse (2021) Photo by Annie Hendrix

My husband and I love J.R.R. Tolkien. We each read The Hobbit as children and our appreciation of the vast universe he created is a shared…

Annie Hendrix
 

Coming Out (as a Poet)

I don’t have much formal education or professional experience as a creative writer. My B.A. is in music composition, and I’ve spent the last decade of my professional artistic life working first as…