Chemical or Biological Attack

New poems are up at POTLUCK and Rasasvada. Enjoy!

Poems from the Pioneering Hype Man

Hello friends and readers. Here is a whole slate of poems for you all to read. For extra fun, read my works in Verse Virtual. If you're not feeling particularly available for consumption, check out what I got up at the Ohio Vintage Matchbook Company.

Five Poems in MungBeing

Five poems of mine can be read at MungBeing Magazine in their latest issue (Celebration). More will be coming along the way.

Oddball Insomniac

Hello there followers and gawkers. Poems for you to read and channel to reach your innermost voices and real estate are here! Celebrate the end of summer with works posted at Oddball Magazine and The Insomniac Propagandist.

Talking to An Octopus

I wrote a piece my body for Quail Bell. It's kinda phenomenological. It's another non-fiction piece. Another memoirish piece. Go ahead and read it. No need to interpret. Just observe.

I'm Big in West Africa

I'm almost as big as fufu.

This is the second time I've been published in West Africa (remember when I wrote that poem Erica Shumener?). The Ehanom Review, a literary publication based in Ghana has put a poem of mine up online. Read it while drinking a nice palm wine.

Come Gather Round the Poem Children

Or as they say in the fancy part of town "coalesce." New poem up in Coalesce Magazine. Check them out. They have a cool, space-age typeface.

Is It Nothing to You, All Who Click Through?

The lovely, understanding, endlessly creative and sympathetic Quail Bell magazine has published a piece I wrote. Finally, some more prose credits to my name. Even better, it's not fiction! So if you can't stand poetry and want writing to be about "reality," here's something for you, you Bourgeois Philistine (Philatelists are cool though).

MungBeing Issue 56: Reflection

Come children, bask in the light of my poems!

MungBeing is winding down but not before I get a few more poems in it. The theme of issue 56 is Reflection. With a capital R.  I have four poems selected by editor Mark Givens. Go and read them.

Foray Into This New Poem by Ben Nardolilli

With a name like Poet's Haven, you know you'll be safe.

On the Rusk and Poets Fighting Poets

Since I'm tired and trying to write another novel, I haven't been doing much submitting to anything. Occasionally something slips through though. I'm in Issue Four of On the Rusk. Click around and you'll find me. Oh, and here's an account of a brawl between poets by Charles Simic. Everybody was fighting everybody in '68! One time I tried to stop a fight like Ginsberg did in this piece. More Franciscan and less Buddhist though. I ended up getting maced by Irish Catholic cops.

Kleft Jaw Issue #5

Hey people. This journal has a poem from me. Don't cry for me Mexico.

Another Poem En Pointe

"The Lost Day," another work of mine in En Pointe Magazine is available for reading on your computers and mobile devices. Once you're finished, please remember to leave it the way you found it, Okay?

I'm Running Out of January

But I got new things to post. A poem of mine (but not painting) is up at Quail Bell. I'm kinda part of their crew now, so read around the site. If you think your work might be a fit, consider submitting.

Isaac Newton Lives!

Well, he lives on in a poem I wrote and was put online by the good folk at En Pointe Magazine. You can join the conversation there, change the world. Or you can just read what I wrote. They took the pains (I'm sure they were painful) of putting the spacing in just right. Next month, they'll be publishing another work of mine.