David Anthony Sam's Blog, page 147
March 7, 2019
Poetry Quarterly Winter 2018 Containing my poem “The Honey of Miracles” has been published
Congratulations to all the other poets included:
Prolific Press! Poetry Quarterly Winter 2018 – Our Winter Issue showcases a fine assortment of hand-selected poetry by: Duane Anderson, Ted O. Badger, Robert Baldwin, T.P. Bird, Gary Bloom, Richard G. Bouchard, Nancy Brewka-Clark, D.C. Buschmann, Len Carber, Carl Chen, Ayaz Daryl Nielsen, Ted Davis, Deborah L. Davitt, Julie A. Dickson, Milton P. Ehrlich, Regina Elliott, Martin Elster, Lynette G. Esposito, Isaac Eustice, Michael Flanagan, Kelly Foster, Keith Mark Gaboury, Ann Halvorsen, Michael Hammerle, John Hawkhead, Tim Heerdink, Juleigh Howard-Hobson, Linda Imbler, Jeanne Julian, Candice Kelsey, William Kofoed, John Leonard, Bruce Levine, Patricia Anne Lind, Catherine LoFrumento, Maryam Maleki , Salvatore Marici, Philip McDonald, Sydney McQuoid, Alan Meyrowitz, Terry Miller, Jennifer Montgomery, Glenn Moss, Suzanne Osborne, Maryalicia Post, David Pring-Mill, John Raffetto, Carolyn Riner, David Anthony Sam, Gerard Sarnat, Claire Scott, Richard Sonnenschein, Megha Sood, Glen Sorestad, Ray Spitzenberger, Will Staveley, Elizabeth Stone O’Neill, Suzanne Stratmann, Heather Teague, Jesse Thompson, Hannah-Rose Tristram, Peggy Turnbull, Georgette Unis, Agnes
— prolificpress.com/bookstore/
March 4, 2019
Magnolia Review has just accepted 6 of my poems for their January 2020 issue on the theme of “The Day that Changed Me”
Magnolia Review has just accepted 6 of my poems for their January 2020 issue on the theme of “The Day that Changed Me.” This is the seventh issue they have featured some of my poetry, and I deeply appreciate their support for my work being read. My thanks to Editor-in-Chief Suzanna Anderson.
March 2, 2019
Fredericksburg author Jim Hall talks about his book and an ugly part of Virginia and American history.
Fredericksburg author and member of the Edit Sober Society, Jim Hall, talks about his book and an ugly part of Virginia and American history.
February 27, 2019
The Poetry Society of Virginia (Fredericksburg area membership) and Germanna Community College present An Evening of Poetry on April 25, 2019 6 to 8 p.m.
The Poetry Society of Virginia (Fredericksburg area membership) and Germanna Community College present An Evening of Poetry.
When: April 25, 2019 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Where: Germanna community College – Fredericksburg Campus (10000 Germanna Pt. Dr., Fredericksburg, VA 22408 in the Sealy Auditorium of the Workforce and Tech Building
What:
Three to-be-named published poets will read and answer questions from the audience for the first hour followed by an open mic opportunity.
Event info here
https://www.pw.org/literary_events/an_evening_of_poetry
And here
February 26, 2019
Along with my Rebecca Lard Award-winning poem “First and Last,” five other of my poems will be included in a Special Feature of the Spring 2019 issue of Poetry Quarterly.
Along with my Rebecca Lard Award-winning poem “First and Last,” five other of my poems will be included in a Special Feature of the Spring 2019 issue of Poetry Quarterly.
Thank you Editor Glenn Lyvers for your belief in and support for my work.
The Ideate Review has accepted 2 of my poems for publication in their upcoming issue #3
The Ideate Review has accepted 2 of my poems for publication in their upcoming issue #3. Both “The Exile of Brotherhood” and “Shadows of Ancestors” are from an unpublished collection (Outcast Winter) that speaks in the voice of an exile from the Syrian Civil War.
Thank you Editor Jimin Lee.
February 24, 2019
Five of my Poems and a Profile of me on Fredericksburg Literary & Art Review – Winter 2019 Issue
The Winter 2019 issue of the Fredericksburg Literary & Art Review contains 5 of my poems and a profile of me along with other fine art and literature. Thank you Editor Amy Payne. This is the third time FLAR has published my work.
“Cliffside Village” and “Caesar Rages Against his Fall” are from an unpublished collection inspired by Arthur Rimbaud, and the latter also by the #MeToo Movement.
“Exile in Fragments” is from another unpublished collection that imagines an exile from the Syrian civil war.
“Inquisitions” comments on our Age of Outrage and Uncivil Discourse, while “Dragon Teeth Mountain – Second Extract” sets a more contemplative mood and shows my long admiration for Chinese poetry (read in translation).
You will soon be able to purchase a had copy of the Review HERE but can read a copy now on Issuu.
Gravel Magazine has accepted two of my poems for publication
Gravel Magazine has accepted two of my poems for publication: “Birth Season” is from an unpublished collection inspired by Arthur Rimbaud. “The Art of Disharmony” derives from experiencing two category 3 hurricanes while living in Pensacola.
This is the third time that Gravel has published my poetry and I am grateful to the editors.
February 22, 2019
Poetry Quarterly will also publish my poem “The Honey of Miracles” in their Winter 2019 issue.
Poetry Quarterly will also publish my poem “The Honey of Miracles” in their Winter 2019 issue.
