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. 

Summer Spire

 

Pleased to have a poem of mine in the inaugural issue of Cosmic Daffodil called "Summer Spire."

A Trinity of New Poems

 

3 poems in the latest edition of Night Picnic, including one (at the end) inspired by an old article on Bukowski in Rolling Stone and a lazy use of the word "reincarnation."

Poetry in a Hopefully Not Ephemeral Journal

 

Ephemeral Review has published a poem of mine: Fragile Live Versions. Read it for the latest innovations in English!

Read Now Before It Goes Away

Oystering circa 1915

Ripe Literary Journal, which published a poem of mine in its second issue, is going to be shutting down. Such is the ephemeral nature of our reviews. Catch a glimpse of it before it is taken away.
 

Poem for the Grow Folk

 

Porridge Magazine has published a poem of mine: Grown Folk. It is not about porridge. 

Biblical Episodes with Ben Nardolilli

 

Meanwhile in Nigeria, the Lunaris Review has published my poem "Biblical Episodes." 

Nardo's Going to the (a) Dog(s)

 

I wrote a poem involving a dog, here at the Flying Dodo. Even cat people can enjoy it!

Like Lazarus, Come from the Dead: Read My First Published Poem, Again

Read Flyer Guy, first published in Perigee (RIP), among other poems from other Defuncted journals. They are on display again. Hooray! 

My Scheme: Fun with Punctuation

 

A SHORT POEM by YOURS TRULY. A sort of Finnegan's Wake structure condensed into a scam spam email. Or is it the other way around? Thanks to CAUSTIC FROLIC for publishing it.

Kafka, Asbestos, & Prose

 

Image by Frank Jackdaw

Good news, I won a small writing contest. This one was held to promote the work of Robin Hemley's new novel Oblivion, an "after autobiography" where a recently deceased writer gets to encounter Franz Kafka in the afterlife. Read my entry and enjoy.

Eat Your Mixed Greens

 

Have something in common with me by reading the newest issue of Common House and read my poem "Mixed Greens."

"It's Fine if Historians Find Me More Words than Body"

 

Good evening, for your perusal and consideration, see the latest issue of Breathe Bold, which has a poem of mine "Recovered Files" on page 13 (spooooky).