The River of Light

 

Empyrean has published a poem of mine in their latest issue. It is called "Working Around the Policy." You can read it here. Or here. Or here.

You Are Invited to a Wedding

 

A Cellular Wedding to be specific. One in the pages of Rooted Literary Magazine's latest anthology.

The Keener in Chief

 

A professional mourner from Ancient Egypt

A short story of mine is up at Midcult. The word "Keener" comes from the old Irish tradition of Keening, a form of public lamentation at funerals. 

Drip Drop a Poem Plop

 

Drip Lit Mag published a poem of mine. I fashioned it out of a body of text formed from John Cheever's the Swimmer. I ran it and backwards and forwards, dismantled the whole thing like a moth in a cocoon, and then assembled these lines from the soup of disjointed clauses. 

Getting Big in Swindon

 

Thanks to THE SWINE, put out by Poetry Swindon in the UK. 

Calming the Polychrome Masses

 With my poem in The Swine, Calming the Monochrome Masses

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. 

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. 

Eat Your Wild Greens

Two Poems in Wild Greens. Number Letter Period and The Genius of the Place
 

Le Mot Juste (Literary)

 

Juste Literary put out two of my poems into the world: The Great Displacement and LOL Bot Is Serious

The Candid Review

 

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 it DO NOT PANIC. Everything has downloaded correctly. The second is called Alimentary Affinities, hence the picture above.

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. 

Adventures in Physical Media

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

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. 

Counting on Yinz

to ready three poems of minz in the inaugural issue of L=Y=R=A 

This Poetry Is a GAS

 Poems published in GAS: Poetry, Art and Music. Buon Appetito! 

I Am a Dope Fiend Again

 

Greetings from Tuscaloosa. It's here that I've received news of a poem of mine being published in the Dope Fiend Daily. Yes, it's another one in that august blogspot site. It's called "the Dankest of Avatars."

It's a Prose Day in the Neighborhood

The drought of short fiction is broken folks. Up at Short Story Town there is a piece by me called "Plugged into the Jacket." It's at the top of the page for now. In a week or so you might have to scroll down to find it. It may or may not be based on a time when I wrote essays meant for other people to use for studying purposes. No comment.

Bronze Age Scenarios in a Rusty Truck

 

Happy autumn to you all. Celebrate going ahead by going back, back to the Bronze Age with a poem of mine in Rusty Truck. It was inspired by reading the beginning of Bertrand Russell's A History of Western Philosophy. 

(Also, don't forget to read my short story Delusions of Failure up at Purple Wall and vote for it)