My poem “giving it up” is live at failbetter.com, easily one of my favorite online journals! I’ve been trying to get in for a while now. Finally, success! This is a short poem which is really written for the ear. Read it aloud. I hope you like it!
I’ve been keeping up with Metazen ever since my buddy Richard Thomas had a story (“Twenty Reasons to Stay and One to Leave”) published there. It’s a fantastic site and I am so proud to have two new poems up there. “Becoming the Other Woman” is a naughty little number, and “I Don’t Put Your Name in the Poems” is more of a tender love poem. Hope you like them both!
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I’m a huge fan of Vain Magazine. They do beautiful work. It’s well worth the price of a subscription (hint, hint). However, if you head on over to their site right now, you can check out my featured writer profile for free!
There’s a poem, photo, interview, and bio. Enjoy!
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I have 3 poems in the latest issue of Cutthroat! I grabbed a copy at AWP even though I knew my contributor’s copy was on its way. It’s just so gorgeous I couldn’t stand the wait, and I’m in some seriously great company in this issue. I’m beyond proud to be a part of it! Order/subscribe here.
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So I’m reading tonight (Tues 2/21) in Owensboro, KY. I’m a featured reader at Third Tuesday Writers’ Coffeehouse alongside the magnificent Carrie Jerrell. I’ve heard rumors that the reading will be recorded and posted on YouTube. If that happens, expect linkage.
LAISSEZ LES BONS TEMPS ROULER!
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My poem “As the Men Sleep” is now LIVE in issue 18 of damselfly! Inspired by Jeffrey Skinner’s brilliant poem “As the Women Sleep,” it’s a quiet, thoughtful poem in which the speaker is pulled between two worlds.
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The latest issue of Country Dog Review is now live and I’m thrilled to have a poem, “Donkeys,” featured there! Check it out.
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