Two readings have been scheduled for the weekend of August 24-25, 2019 with my good friends and amazing poets, John McCarthy and Tracy Zeman.
August 24, 2019 – Cafe Steam, Rochester MN – 7:30 p.m.
August 25, 2019 – Magers and Quinn Booksellers, Minneapolis, MN – 5 p.m.
I hope to see you there!
Terribly excited to have an essay on Ada Limon’s most recent collection, The Carrying, online at the Poetry Foundation. Also, I have an interview with Eloisa Amezcua at The Adroit Journal. And I hear that the first proof on Earthen Bound, my new chapbook with Red Bird, will be in the mail shortly. A great writing month, this August.
It’s been a great 2018 so far – thanks to the editors and staff at Zone 3, Slant, and One for publishing some of my poetry this year. Plus, my chapbook is off to the designers after being expertly reviewed by my editor at Red Bird. I can’t wait to see what loveliness they come up with!
So thankful to the editorial staff at Cumberland River Review for publishing “Riprap” in their latest issue. Check it out here: http://crr.trevecca.edu/article/riprap
I’m so pleased to announce that Red Bird Chapbooks will be publishing my third chapbook sometime in 2018! I can’t wait to begin the editorial process come January.
Just realized how long it has been since I’ve updated on my publications, which I guess is what happens when you move in the middle of the year. Thanks to the following publications for including my work in the past year:
Midway Journal: What You Intend Me to Be
Hawaii Pacific Review: From Conversations Imagined
Also new work in the just-published Water~Stone Review – congrats on 20 years! And work forthcoming in Crab Orchard Review, Borderlands, Zone 3, and Cumberland River Review.
It’s not often that you have journals willing to tackle multi-page sonnet sequences, so thanks to the editors at Sharkpack for including my work in their annual edition. Check out “The King’s Circus.”
Although I wasn’t able to make it to Newcastle for the Newcastle Poetry Festival to receive my 2nd Prize in person, I was so honored to have Ahern Warner select “Wild Honey Has the Scent of Freedom” for the Basil Bunting International Poetry Award. Hope you enjoy reading the poem!
I wish more poets would write about money. Read more from my review in Kenyon of “The Market Wonders” by Susan Briante.
So proud to have poems accepted for publication in the next issues of Sugar House Review and PMS: poemmemoirstory. Look for them in 2017!