The Hemlock Journal published a poem of mine called The Beneficiary, click on the link for a terrifying journey into the world of probate, beneficiaries, and goblins
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The Hemlock Journal published a poem of mine called The Beneficiary, click on the link for a terrifying journey into the world of probate, beneficiaries, and goblins
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| A Ford Escape Hybrid and David Duchovny |
The UCity Review, which is located in the shadow of Washington University in St. Louis, has published 11 poems of mine. They deal with a variety of topics that range from the TV show Californication, to horses, from kayaking on the Potomac to getting a dick drawn on your face.
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UP! an outfit in the UK dedicated to positive writing published two poems of mine in their February issue. If they like them, they must be uplifting. Search for my name and read the issue here:
https://positivelyup.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Up-February-2024-Edition.pdf
Thanks to Sandy Benitez over at the Black Poppy Review for publishing my poem "Sunrise Trials of the Occupant."
Prairie Home Magazine has published a poem of mine. It's about the beach, Long Beach to be less than exact. I guess the sand is a kind of prairie? Different sort of Amber Waves. Anyway, read it here.
| Pictured: not me |
Howdy and happy March. Blessed tidings for the Hibernians amongst you as well. Here's a story I published in Dead Booze, called Plumped Into the Reeking Chest. Might not be safe for lunch, but cheers anyway!
Hello, hello. Happy greetings from March. Two poems of mine were published in Aether Avenue. One is about Desertification and the other is based on my trips riding Amtrak from coast to coast.
A brutally honest reply to an invitation to watch a friend's sketch show. Completely hypothetical. Thanks to Disturb the Universe.
Antler Velvet published my first accepted poem of 2024. Turn to page 46 of the latest issue to read it.