Publications
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Lucky me
I had alluded in a previous post to two of the hip hop poems being picked up somewhere that hadn’t yet given me the ok to announce it. I’m happy to say those two poems will be published by Lucky Jefferson, and I’ll be sure to link to them (if possible) once that happens. Continue reading
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On glass and mortality
I’m a day late putting this here, but one of two poems I had in Rattle #92, “Da mystery of supercooled liquids,” was posted to their website, along with a recording of me reading it. Take a gander. Click the rattle icon a few times. Take heart. Continue reading
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Orders for On Occasion
Coach House Books has provided a BookShop.org link for purchasing copies of the anthology On Occasion: Poems for the People, in which I have a poem memorializing Andrea Gibson. It’s a great collection, so I do encourage anyone reading to grab a copy. Continue reading
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More purchasing updates
My thanks to Carla Schwartz for helping me out with some more options for interested parties to pick up these are the waterfalls in my head. First off, it’s now available through The Poetry Shop, which is fantastic. I can also point you to BookShop.org, where you can have part of the purchase price donated… Continue reading
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Purchasing updates
I’ve just received an update from Yas Press regarding ordering these are the waterfalls in my head: You can now directly purchase it from Amazon (link) and Barnes & Noble (link), as well as ordering it from most local bookstores (which is what I’d encourage first and foremost, though I understand that’s not always an… Continue reading
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Very Superstitious
I’m honored to have not only interviewed my friend Mckendy Fils-Aimé about his debut poetry collection, sipèstisyon, but to see that interview published today at Shō Poetry Journal. Continue reading
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Purchase link
I’ve updated the Collections page with my interview on Rattlecast and, rather importantly, a purchase link. Continue reading
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Pinch me
The hip hop manuscript is not just poetry, but also prose and images, and an essay from it, “A Moon Both Black and Full,” was a finalist for the Page Prize in Nonfiction from Pinch, which is going to publish it in the coming months. Continue reading
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A small note
I’m going to have a haiku in ONE ART’s 2026 haiku anthology. Continue reading
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A little more conversation
An interview I conducted with poet-friend Mckendy Fils-Aimé, author of the forthcoming sipèstisyon, will be published this summer in Shō Poetry Journal, where some of his work in that collection had previously appeared. It was really fun to pick his brain about culture and poetry for 2000+ words. Continue reading
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