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these are the waterfalls in my head
Announcements are officially up on social media, so I can say it here: my manuscript these are the waterfalls in my head, which I have referred to regularly over the past couple of years as the dreamscapes, won the Granite State Poetry Prize and will be published by Yas Press (University of New Hampshire) in… Continue reading
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Rattle proper
Tim Green made mention of this on RattleCast last night, but I’m just posting about it here now: after having poems selected for Poets Respond and the monthly Prompts, I’m going to have a poem in the actual print version of Rattle. Oddly enough, this one isn’t quite connected to any of my larger manuscripts… Continue reading
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A dream of a tree in a desert
Pangyrus has picked up another of the dreamscapes. I’m really starting to feel some momentum here. Continue reading
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Let the Wild Rumpus begin
The Rumpus, one of my favorite journals, just accepted two of the hip hop poems. One is a dictionary entry, the other a sudo-ku, a form pioneered by Kat Lehmann. Continue reading
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Closing out November with something small
Password: the journal of very short poetry just accepted two (do I even need to say the next word?) short poems of mine today, including one that’s kind of a three-column contrapuntal variation. They’ll appear in issue 3.1, hopefully February 2026. Continue reading
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Dreams as (un)missed messages
Yeaaaars ago, I sent a poem to voicemail poems that didn’t get in. I’ve continued to enjoy the work they do over there and recently took a second shot, this time with one of the dreamscapes. It just got accepted earlier tonight, so expect a second post this month when the issue goes live. Continue reading
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Dreaming in the Prairie
Two more dreamscapes just got picked up, this time by the venerable Prairie Schooner. The manuscript of which they’re part is sitting at 64 pages (I’ve pared it down over the past year from an original “production” of about 120 dreamscapes), and this very nice publication-to-be means that over a third of the poems are… Continue reading
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A love(ly) way to kick off September
A poem of mine just got accepted for the inaugural issue (Fall 2025) of PHIL LIT Journal. Going back and forth with the editors now on the proof copy. Continue reading
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Fired up over Sūdō
Sūdō Journal has accepted a poem of mine called “you’ll forget it’s arson” for its upcoming issue. This poem isn’t part of any of the collections in progress, just a reaction to the news this year, but I’m looking forward to reading it some coming week at Slam Free or Die (going to have to… Continue reading
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new poems under wraps
Yesterday, I had three poems accepted by a brand-new journal for their inaugural issue. I’ve been given the ok to mention the acceptance (and that it’s a paying venue, which is rather nice), but I’ve also been asked to hold off on linking to the website until it’s fully up and running. So pardon the… Continue reading
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