Showing posts with label Marx. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marx. Show all posts
Sunday, January 1, 2017
Renewing Renewal
I guess any work with the word Renewal is fitting for this time of year, maybe for this place the country is in right now. Perhaps though it is too early to speak of renewal in the later case. Anyway, I have a poem called Renewing Renewal in Issue 2 of Nixes Mate next to work by Howie Good (a prose poem) and David Spicer musing about what ti would be like if nature had granted men two penises (penii?) like it has for other animals.
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Shit, I Need to Post Some Updates and Links
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| I've been a bit of a dandy these past few months |
Crab Fat Magazine
two poems loaded onto In Flight Literary Magazine
and a poem in Birds Piled Loosely
Also, I've decided to move back to New York City. I don't know any of the details yet, such as the when and where. But I do know the why and the what. The how...also a mystery at this point. I need a new start. Arlington has burnt me out and I'm tired of running around in the wilderness, trying to make the highways straight for a literary revolution.
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Mustaches, Whiskey, Funeral Homes, and Karl Marx
Two new links to post for all of you guys to check out. The first is a short story of mine called "Chaplinesque," the name of which some of you might recognize. It is currently up at the Squawk Back. This is my first serialized piece of fiction. Part two will be shown later.
If you're in the mood for a whole piece and nothing cut in half like Solomon's baby (which could also be the name of a literary journal), you can view a poem of mine up at Samizdat.
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