March 2025
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My new record
Dadaist magazine Pfudalmda is looking for one-word poems around the theme of “lofve” for March. I submitted one at 8:03pm my time and got the acceptance at 8:16. The previous issue, “warfair,” really is worth a read, and I am genuinely excited to be part of this little mag. Continue reading
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butterflies and rubber bands
A poem I wrote for/about my mom and her relationship to her deceased parents and my relationship to her relating to them, “the agnostic’s three branches,” just got accepted by Pensive: A Global Journal of Spirituality & the Arts. Continue reading
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Poets Respond (It’s me. I’m the poet.)
For the first time, a poem of mine has been chosen by Rattle for its Poets Respond feature. “Whalesong” just got emailed out to about 25,000 subscribers, it’s live on the site (along with a recording I did yesterday), and I’m going to join editor Tim Green tonight at 8PM ET to read the poem… Continue reading
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Nuestra anomalous señora
So, my book-length project for 2025 (I’m sure going to regret that combination of words due to SEO at some point) is a collection of poems dedicated to hip-hop artists. I’ve completed 25 of the 26 poems/sequences in it already (I was on a tear in January and February), and I just received my first… Continue reading
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Ghost in the Garlic
My poem “Turing Test,” which involves AI, Alan Turing, and a Ouija board, just got picked up by Allium. It’s one of my personal favorite pieces in the manuscript of which it’s a part, so this is particularly nice. Continue reading
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