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July 13, 2018
Two of my poems have been published online at Dual Coast Magazine
Two of my poems have been published online at Dual Coast Magazine. The printed issue will follow later this year.
Both of these poems are influenced by my readngs of Japansese and Chinese poetry in translation. “A Posture” detves from a hot I took while hiking near St. Joseph, FL.
July 11, 2018
The Voices Project will publish my poem “Hypotonia” online on August 2, 2018.
The Voices Project will publish my poem “Hypotonia” online on August 2, 2018.
This poem is another dealing with the time when my mother was dying and the great debt I owe her.
July 10, 2018
The Summer 2018 issue of Fredericksburg Literary and Arts Review including 3 of my poems is available live through Issuu now.
The Summer 2018 issue of Fredericksburg Literary and Arts Review including 3 of my poems is available live through Issuu now.
Two Cities Review has accepted my poem “Vertigo” for future publication on its Featured Works Blog.
Two Cities Review has accepted my poem “Vertigo” for future publication on its Featured Works Blog.
As my mother lay dying, half-aware, she feared being turned from side to side in the hospital bed as staff did to reduce chances of bed sores. This poem comes from the experience of being there with her.
July 8, 2018
My poem, “The Stone Bird Cannot Migrate,” has been published online by The Pangolin Review.
My poem, “The Stone Bird Cannot Migrate,” has been published online by The Pangolin Review. This poem is from my unpublished collection Outcast Winter.
July 4, 2018
July 1, 2018
My visual poem, “Philemon” has gone live on Heron Tree.
My visual poem, “Philemon” has gone live on Heron Tree.
This poem of metamorphosis I hope suggests the unity of all being. This is the sixth poem of mine Heron Tree has published.
My visual poem, “Philemon” has gone live on Heron Tree.
My visual poem, “Philemon” has gone live on Heron Tree.
This poem of metamorphosis I hope suggests the unity of all being. This is the sixth poem of mine Heron Tree has published.
June 28, 2018
A great writer, not a genre writer. ‘Star Trek’ scriptwriter Harlan Ellison, master of sci-fi dies at 84
Harlan Ellison, the curmudgeonly sci-fi writer who exerted a major influence on American letters, has died at age 84.
— Read on www.usatoday.com/story/life/2018/06/28/star-trek-scriptwriter-harlan-ellison-master-sci-fi-literature-dies-85/743888002/
