Come to My Beacon

 

The Poetry Lighthouse published two poems of mine: In the Western World and Deamortization. 

Synchronize with My Chaos

 

Synchronized Chaos has published poems by me. Pictured above is a garnet, in honor of one of them: Garnet Harbor. It was inspired by a Max Ernst painting but I can't remember which one it was, so enjoy this rock.

The Freak Hope of an Infinite Rise

 

Step right up, step right up, here are two poems by Ben Nardolilli in the first issue of Ascendancy Magazine

Don't Forget This Writer

 

The summer edition for The Forgotten Writer has come out with two poems of mine in it. The first is How the Average Deals with the Skyscraper Craze and the second is The Tenacious All, which was inspired by my time in the "library" at Long Island University. 

A Blogpost Dealing with the Relative Size of Things in the Literary Universe and the Effect of Adding Another Link

 

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

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.

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

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. 

I Am the Model of a Very Modern Artist

 

The Modern Artist has published three poems of mine:

Layout Review

Disguised Originality 

The Sugar Windows Open

How Many Levels of Nostalgia Are You On?

 

In the Greyhound Journal, two poems of mine have appeared. Both of them deal with historical memory. The first is called 1776 Versus John Adams/Boogie Nights Versus American Hustle, the second rolls out under the title Participation Prizes in Byzantium

Have You Gambled on Nothingness?

 

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

Picked Up By A Periwinkle Pelican

 

Howdy December. Howdy All. New poem called "Another Borough" has been published in Periwinkle Pelican. 

Keep Wonder Alive and Kicking

 

The Amazine has published a poem of mine, The River Man

A Network Hiccup in Rochester, New York

 A new batch of Poems in Rundelania, a journal based in Rochester, in Up-Upstate New York

Read them here

Antemeridian Overcast

 Poem published in the first issue of Gossamer Arts (click on my name to read a brief flourish with this thing we call language) 

I tried to find a purple cloud but anyway, here you go

A Superfine Story

 

I wonder how many people think this is the Brooklyn Bridge

Y2K Quarterly a venue dedicated to all things turn-of-the-millennium has published a short tale of mine. I promise it is not too long. It's called the Dandy Ace. Read it and add to the counter numbers at the bottom of the page. 

Poems for the Equinox

 

Happy Equinox, here are two poems from Skeleton Flowers. Depth Changes involves a watery ladder and The Disconnecting is about SOCIETY, man.

And our Little Leaf Is Rounded with a Sleep

 

Good afternoon from the middle of September. Little Leaf Literary Journal published one of my poems, called Ocean District Redevelopment Plan. It is about tourism and sustainability, culture and liminality, or something like that. 

An Urbane Print in the Midnight Fawn Review

New poem in the Midnight Fawn Review. It has a Mondrian feel to it. Click on part 2 of their first issue to read it.