Line tamer.
It’s publication day for my new chapbook of poems and prints, Thought * Frost * Voodoo. You can order a copy here. Much gratitude to Kristiane and Allison at Harbor Editions for taking such care with bringing this book to life.
I have two poems in the new issue (#31) of Emerge Literary Journal: “The Helicopter * The Heron” (a taste of my new book Thought * Frost * Voodoo), and “Amor at the Armor Manoir“.
Harbor Editions has revealed the cover to my new book, Thought * Frost * Voodoo. And I received the proof to review: Excited to share this little ekphrastic/reverse ekphrastic project with you soon!
Happy to announce my chapbook Thought * Frost * Voodoo was selected for publication by Harbor Editions for their 2022 Hybrid Chapbook Open Reading Period. It will be out in 2024 and contains poems accompanied by woodblock and linocut prints.
My poem “Grafted” from The Erotic Postulate appears in the new blockbuster anthology Queer Nature edited by Michael Walsh and published by Autumn House Press. Out today!
My poem “I Am Not a Myth” from The Masque of Marilyn appears in the new anthology I Wanna Be Loved by You: Poems on Marilyn Monroe edited by Susana H. Case & Margo Taft Stever, and published by Milk & Cake Press.
Issue 4 of Limp Wrist is dedicated to one of my favorite forms, the villanelle. Thanks to Dustin Brookshire and Beth Gylys for including my villanelle “Manhattins” – the title’s a portmanteau of Manhattan and Matins.
I have a new poem “Arc-en-ciel” in Issue 10 of Impossible Archetype. Many thanks to Mark Ward for including it. Download a PDF of the issue here, and check out the list of contributors below.
I have three new poems, “Herald of Herald Square,” “Adirondack Lemniscate,” and “Crumbs,” in the new iARTistas, a special “Invention” issue curated by Charles Jensen. Many thanks to Charlie and Didi for giving them a good home.
Our friend, the artist Sally Davies, has a new book out, New Yorkers. She photographed New Yorkers in their homes, a project she wrapped right before the pandemic hit. For so many of us cooped up in our homes for over a year now, it’s a fascinating look inside the homes of others. Here’s the Read More …