is why I don’t know what’s on TV.
Someday I will have more to say about poetry. For now, I’m just trying to write it and get it out there, aka marketing. I know a lot of people believe poetry and marketing are antithetical, but it’s hard to imagine a farmer who just contemplated his wheat in the barn.
Nevertheless, poetry is not only fun to write, but it’s fun to write about. Look over in the blog for thoughts about poetry and other stuff. When I’m done marketing I’ll have more to say about it over there. This page is just for bragging.
Toot!
My poems have appeared in journals including
- Barrow Street,
- Borderlands
- Mudfish
- North American Review
- Poet Lore
- Sugar House Review
- and in Another and Another: An Anthology from the Grind Daily Writing Series.
My thanks to the following journals that published these poems that appear in Where Is the River Called Pishon? Click on a title to read one.
- “Along Oatka Creek Road“: The Coil
- “Husks“: Yankee Magazine
- “The Salamander’s Oath“: Border Crossing, Fall 2012
- “Valentine:” North American Review, 2004
- “Vespers”: Albatross, Fall 2012
The following poems will appear in my second collection, Hour of the Green Light :
- “Black Globe” and “Cradle”: Before After/Godwink #1
- “Brief History”: Dime Show Review
- “Calendar” Slush Pile Magazine
- “Night Walk” and “To Be”: Eunoia Review
- “Solve for x” and “While Waiting for the Report”: Borderlands: Texas Poetry Review
- “The Questions”: Lake Effect (pending)
- “Work”: DMQ Review