Soup Can Production

 New poem about anti-colonialism can be found in the latest issue of Soup Can

Sing, I Mean Read, a New Note

 

Turn to page 14 (15 on the online reader) to read my poem Dime Show in the Summer 2023 issue of New Note Poetry.

There's an actual Poem in Some Ways Here

Two poems in the Studium (not Stadium) Review. Both about relationships, those things we've heard so much about.

Scudding Along

 

Two poems of mine are in Scud. The first is based on a sketch by Edward Hopper at the Whitney. The second is based on a picture I took at a beer garden:

Defunct 12 Is Live! And Up! And Ready!

 

Defunct, the magazine of the Long Island University MFA program, is up. According to the masthead I'm a poetry editor. We've got fiction, translations, and creative non-fiction as well. Some of the art is mine. We cut up and inked an old Life Magazine. Read and enjoy.

From the Pollock Streets to the Mondrian Spaces

 

Two poems in the first issue of Underscore_Magazine. One is about the art of urban planning, the other is about, well, a different kind of urban planning. 

Getting in the Goulash of the Globe Review

 

And now, two poems published in Hungary as part of the Globe Review. 

This Poem's a Hoot

 

The Wise Owl has published a poem of mine called Theme Songs at Birth. Metaphysical dualism meets Seinfeld!

Doing Phenomenal Literature with Verbal Art in India

Happy May Day everybody. Poems of mine have appeared in the latest issues of VerbalArt and Phenomenal Literature.

When Is a Door Not a Door

 When it's the current issue of:

That's right, I've got a poem in the latest issue of Door Is a Jar, thanks to editor Maxwell Bauman

Here it is at Barnes and Noble!

Two poems, in a journal in BARNES AND NOBLE

HERMENEUTICS BETWEEN CONSENTING ADULTS

 Apologies for the Caps. A short story of mine with this title has appeared in a Thin Slice of Anxiety, inspired by a sign in my local chinese takeout place.

The Cup of Trembling

Thanks to Katie Winkler over at Teach. Write. for publishing my short story "The Cup of Trembling" on page 90 of the Spring 2023 issue. 

Poem Hammered Out in the Charleston Anvil

 

Carry on With the Same Formula

 

REVOLVER LIT MAG has published a poem of mine called "Carry on with the Same Formula." Thanks to Arja Kumar for accepting it!

Man Versus Fridge

The epic battle of our times, presented in a short fiction form by me. Well, posted and hoisted onto the internet courtesy of Across the Margin. The origins of this story began with the Collected Letters of John Berryman. One of the entries is not a letter to Saul Bellow or a TMI correspondence with his son Paul, but rather an angry missive to the real estate company managing his apartment in NYC. I thought this might be an interesting kind of tale of woe to work with, and work with it I did. To results deemed satisfactory to Across the Margin. Read and enjoy. Then listen to the humming coming from your fridge.