I Already Took Off My Bra - Griefcat (Official Music Video)

Rugby and Argyle

Is the name of a poem published in Obindo Magazine.  It refers to two streets in my neighborhood.

Links from the Literary Underground

 

The Literary Underground has published a poem by me Exile, Dystopia, etc.  

Without a Horizon

 

The Third Issue of Lodestar Lit has my poem "Remaking Our Everyday World," inspired by seeing Northern Virginia pass by at night.

Getting Ambrosial

 Ambrosial Literary Garland based in Manipur, India published a poem of mine in their new issue,

Promises to Outlive Career Day

 

Two poems published in The Soliloquist Magazine. Career Day and Promises to Outlive. 

Drip Drop a Poem Plop

 

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. 

Trigger Warning: Catholic Gore

 

Got a short story published in Trashlight. It's called Binding and Loosing. Never thought it would find a home because of its rather...unusual nature.

Getting Big in Swindon

 

Thanks to THE SWINE, put out by Poetry Swindon in the UK. 

Go Empty into My Debris

 

Two poems in Arvilla Fee's Soul Poetry magazine. View it as a PDF or read it as a flip book.

Turns Out I Got "A Different World" and "Another World" Confused

 

Mailbox to Another World has published two poems of mine. Black Friday Blitzkrieg and Acts of Stopping and Disengaging

Read my Project Proposal

 At Haunted Portal Magazine

Calming the Polychrome Masses

 With my poem in The Swine, Calming the Monochrome Masses

Click with this Beetle

 

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. 

Come to My (Poem in Big) Window (Review)

 

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."