The prose poems of Helen Alderfer showcased in The Mill Grinds Fine are vignettes from her life as one of the earliest Mennonite women writers. She shows us the inside story of earlier times, tells the tales of a modern maturity, celebrates the natural world, and exalts the quest for the eternal. Alderfer's poetry should appeal to general readers, especially those drawn to accessible, down-to-earth, yet still lyrical descriptions of ordinary life as well as life's larger stages and transitions.
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The retirement of poet Helen Wade Alderfer, Goshen, Indiana, is devoted more than ever to thinking, reading, and writing. Instead of retreating into solitude, Alderfer remains actively engaged with people of all ages. Although challenged by low vision and hearing loss, she is part of a poetry writing group, volunteers at the local elementary school, and remains active in her assisted living and church communities. Alderfer was an editor of Christian Living for 25 years and of On the Line for 14 years. She edited the book, A Farthing in Her Hand. Her poems have been published in Beams of Light, The Voice, Gospel Herald, Purpose, The Mennonite, On the Line, Christian Living, and DreamSeeker Magazine.
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