Not sure about the relevance of this image. But certain editorial powers above chose it to represent my work.
The Yesterday Review published two poems of mine. Feel free to celebrate with me.
They did so in their first issue, aptly named First Draft
Of course my work is in the poetry section
And if you have read this far, enjoy the two poems I got published
The Third Issue of Lodestar Lit has my poem "Remaking Our Everyday World," inspired by seeing Northern Virginia pass by at night.
Ambrosial Literary Garland based in Manipur, India published a poem of mine in their new issue,
Drip Lit Mag published a poem of mine. I fashioned it out of a body of text formed from John Cheever's the Swimmer. I ran it and backwards and forwards, dismantled the whole thing like a moth in a cocoon, and then assembled these lines from the soup of disjointed clauses.
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| Wireworms come from these beetles doing the nasty |
Wireworm Magazine has published a piece of experimental writing called Median Opportunities which I wrote and rewrote and rewrote again until it could now find a home.
The Big Windows Review, which is not a review about shopping for larger than average windows, has published a poem of mine in its current issue. It is called "Ok, Hinge."
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| But they still have souls, right? |
Soul Poetry, not Seoul Poetry, had published two poems of mine in their first issue. Nothing much about the soul per se.
Sodapop Press has made me their first published poet. Here is The Station Approach, about entertaining for the holidays.
Okay, not an actual play. Don't worry. It's just a poem published by Brushfire at University of Nevada, Reno.
Shot Glass Journal has published a poem of mine, inspired by the Coney Island Avenue scene in Brooklyn.
Get a look at "That Extra Metropolitan Look," nominated for the 2024 Pushcart Prize
Three poems in Rethink Magazine. Click the issue, put a $ value from 0 or more for the PDF, download it, and read.
