For National Poetry Month, 84 other writers and I post daily remixes of Pulitzer Prize winning novels, one per day for 30 days.
“Attractive Older Women,” a poem, shows up in Busk.
“We Are Fourteen,” a story, in Avatar Review’s 13th Issue.
six poems in Zone
A poem in Zócalo Public Square.
selected book reviews
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Two poems in issue 7 of The Found Poetry Review.
Interviewed on the blog, godlikepoet.com.
Three poems up on Hobart.
Two poems in Sugar House Review, issue 12.
Two poems up at glittermob.
A collection of poems, How To Dance While Dying, available now from Dancing Girl Press.
“Legacy Highway” appears in issue 5 of Saltfront.
An original musical composition, “Slow Letter,” performed by St. Louis musicians, in a concert honoring Armenian poet, Marine Petrossian. A Poetry Scores production.
A story, Christmas Alligator, appears online in Tin House.
An excerpt from a longer work entitled West Temple is featured in 15bytes’ Read Local First series.
The poem “Georgia and Vine” shows up in the 11th issue of Free State Review.
“Nightjar” and an interview appear in the winter 2020 issue of Driftwood.
“The Future” shows up in Juked Magazine.
Here are a few pieces from my days in (mostly print) journalism. I was a baby and the internet was too. I learned everything I know about writing on the ground, in the street, not at some MFA program. These pieces show me learning. The writing is rough and naive, but these were some of my favorite assignments, and so I add them to this archive.
