Therapy Session

 

My poem Therapy Session is up at Urtica Blog. Just a little verse to start your weekend.

Modest Jabberings

 

The Porcupine Dilemma, a poem of mine, is up at Thriving Writers. Enjoy this Schopenhauerian verse. 

Gather Round, Children for a Story

Pictured: namesake

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

LIFE, BLOODY LIFE

 

Maybe my first time in a Substack? Paloma Magazine has two of my poems in the aforementioned named issue. Read "Preselling Out " and "Line Go Down," for personal takes on what the economy makes.

Hey True Crime Fans

 

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 serial killers leave behind. Read it and consider the costs of celebrity culture and consumerism.

Washington Bridge Planh (Introducing Reuben St. Awesome)

 

Hello all, The Journal of Expressive Writing has published a poem of mine under the title Washington Bridge Plan. However, it is supposed to be Planh, a reference to a lamentable genre of troubadour poetry. Anyway, the poem is told from the perspective of one Reuben St. Awesome, a character I've created. Reuben is a pop star currently on tour when the poem takes place.  

The September Episode

 

Thanks to Lindsay Duarte for publishing two poems of mine in the first issue of Literaria. They are right at the end, the caboose to top it all off. One is about the end of September, and the other is about the end of the day. Maybe that's why they were placed there?

Working Title

 

Two Poems in Working Title. I don't know why the photo was posted with my verse, but it's pretty.

Posting This Again in Case You Missed It

 

Guessing game: Mondrian or Map of Wyoming?

Hello all. A couple of months back I posted a link to two poems of mine that were published in underscore_magazine. Well, I am linking back to them again because editor-in-chief Erica Leslie Weidner has nominated "Zoning Changes" for Best of the Net!

Tainted, I Mean, Discretionary Love

 

Discretionary Love has published my poem, Maxine's Blues, a paen (no spellcheck, not a peen) to love in the information age. 

A Cresset Is a Metal Cup or Basket, Containing Something Flammable

 

Step one, click on the link for The White Cresset Arts Journal

Step two, scroll down

Step three, click on the face

Step four, search "Nardolilli"

Step five, read a poem inspired by pinball

Adventures in Physical Media

 I'm in the first issue of Linked Verse, out from Laughing Ronin Press.

The Purposeful Mayonnaise

 

On page 21 of the July/June issue of The Purposeful Mayonnaise you can find my poem "Beginning at Passage." It's under the Words and Ideas portion of the journal. 

Murderabilia by Ben Nardolilli

 

New poem in Dark Entries called Murderbilia, which deals with the phenomenon of collecting items related to serial killers and other notorious persons. 

New Stanzas in Last Stanza

 

Not that kind of stanza

My work is in the latest edition of Last Stanza Review, edited by Jenny Kalahar. It's available here.