I received the wonderful news today that Thrush Press has accepted a poem of mine for their Broadside Series. They make some beautiful pieces. Below is Unmoored by Mary Lou Buschi. You can purchase broadsides from the site for $3.50 each.
Category Archives: Acceptance
Kugelmass
Kugelmass: A Journal of Literary Humor has accepted my prose poem “The Tale of the Clerk and the Miniature Desperado” for their upcoming third issue.
If I tried to explain how happy this has made me, you wouldn’t believe me. Nope.
Yemassee, Yes!
I just received news that Yemassee has accepted for their next issue a collaborative prose poem from a series written with my friend the poet Dustin Nightingale. This is the first of our collaborations to find a home, and we’re jazzed. Seriously. The poem, by the way, is called “Little Buzzings,” and it’s sort of about fruit flies…among other things.
Dustin doesn’t have a webpage, but you can read one of his poems in Stickman Review, and you can hear him read several poems on this episode of my old radio show The Poets Weave.
The Los Angeles Review
The Los Angeles Review has accepted my poem “How We Make It Home Eventually” for Issue 12 arriving this autumn. Yippee!
Used Furniture Review & NAP
Used Furniture Review and NAP have both accepted poems for publication, and I’m spinning around for joy in the falling cottonwood fluff.
NAP has taken a nature-y poem for its upcoming special issue of nature poems about nature titled, appropriately, LOG.
UFR has taken a group of poems from a series I’ve been working on a for a while called The Little Book of Monsters.
Boo.
Cream City Review & Southeast Review
That sound you heard a couple weeks ago was me shouting because I’d learned that both The Cream City Review and The Southeast Review have accepted poems of mine for publication.
Painted Bride Quarterly
The wonderful folks at Painted Bride Quarterly have accepted two of my poems for upcoming issues.
Visit their extensive online archives, read poems by people like: Matthew Rohrer, Erika Meitner, Britton Shurley, Julia Story & Tomas Salamun.
Cellpoems
Cellpoems, the “poetry journal distributed via text message” has just accepted my very short poem “Me in My Place.” This wonderful journal has been publishing one poem a week since 2009. You can subscribe to recieve the text messages here, or visit the main page to read them online. Their archive includes poems by Charles Simic, Matthew Rohrer, Erika Meitner, and Sherman Alexie to name but a few! The New Yorker had an article about the journal last year which you can read here.
Crate Magazine & The Reprint
Coinciding with the return of warm weather here in Syracuse, I recently learned that University of California-Riverside’s Crate Magazine will publish my poem “(They Were) There All the Time” in their forthcoming issue.
I’m also happy to report that two of my poems have been accepted to appear in The Reprint. 
This online journal only publishes work which has already appeared in print and is unavailable online, and they’ll be bringing to the digital world poems of mine which originally appeared in Permafrost and The Cincinnati Review. You can check out their five issues so far — each illustrated with works by a single artist, all of whom are wonderful! — including stories by Roxane Gay, Amelia Gray, Barry Yourgrau, and Kim Chinquee (whose piece is introduced with an amazing image by Pamela Wilson).
the minnesota review
My poems “Single Male Seeks Someone Who’ll Stay” and “Sword Swallowers in Transition” will be published in the estimable minnesota review. These are two poems I’ve held particularly close to my heart. Suffice it to say I am overjoyed. Thank you the minnesota review!