Lo Specchio e La Spugna

Poem published in After Brunch Journal .  Part of it may or may not have been inspired by the internal ritual ablutions that take place befo...

  The poem is about a patch of Grass The ones behind The Ones Behind the Bookshelves have published a poem of mine. It is called The Garden ...

  In SHINE read them here

  A professional mourner from Ancient Egypt A short story of mine is up at Midcult . The word "Keener" comes from the old Irish tr...

  Sodapop Press has made me their first published poet. Here is The Station Approach , about entertaining for the holidays.

  The Big Windows Review has allowed me to publish a poem about a certain dating site . 

  New Feathers Anthology has published a work of mine: Existential Investing 

 Two poems in Paradox Magazine   One is about Psychedelic Urbanism (and is easier to understand than Megalopolis), and the other is about lo...

  You start out in 1954 by saying, "N****r, N****r, N****r." By 1968 you can't say "N****r"—that hurts you. Backfire...

  I wonder how many people think this is the Brooklyn Bridge Y2K Quarterly  a venue dedicated to all things turn-of-the-millennium has publi...

  The Hemlock  Journal published a poem of mine called The Beneficiary , click on the link for a terrifying journey into the world of probat...

Pictured above is  Frederick III, German Emperor . He was Kaiser for only two months in 1888, until he succumbed to throat cancer. This earl...

 A three line poem of mine is up at Subliminal Surgery . It won't take long.

  Pictured: not me Howdy and happy March. Blessed tidings for the Hibernians amongst you as well. Here's a story I published in Dead Boo...

  It's THE Candid Review . Not A Candid Review of my work. It's just (TWO) poems. The first is called Processing Error. When you see...

By turning to page 24 of  Literary Cocktail Magazine . Looks like they put a peacock on the cover because of me.

  "Pull a finger, any finger" Howdy everyone. My short story, The Odor of Sanctity is up at D o Geese See God . 

  Photo by cottonbro studio on Pexels.com Thanks to Nolcha Fox for publishing it.

Pictured: namesake Maybe not children. This story gets a little blue. Thanks to The Bookends Review for publishing A Morning Hersey . 

  Hey true crime fans, here's a poem I wrote that Dark Entries Journal liked! It is about the collection of various forms of detritus ...