I’m jazzed to the nth degree to announce that The Journal has just accepted my two poems “Holding My Head in Both My Hands” and “We Were Doing Fine and Then We Disappeared Peacefully.”
I’ll keep this happy news in mind tomorrow as the snow drops begin to fall here in Syracuse. Sigh…
Thank you so much Mikko Harvey and the other Journal Editors!
I’m delighted to announce that The Southampton Review has accepted my poem “He Must Have Gone To Sleep Eventually.”
This poem is particularly close to my heart as I consider it to be the centerpiece of my second poetry book manuscript, which is currently in its umpteenth draft version.
Thank you to Lou Ann Walker and the other SHR Editors!
It’s a gorgeous autumn day here in Syracuse — chill, gray and rainy with gangs of crows hopping between the trees and making swears above our heads. And it just got even better…
I’m delighted to announce that my poem “Bring Me With You” has just been accepted at Columbia Poetry Review.
Thank you Cora Jacobs and the other Columbia Poetry Review Editors!
I’m all atingle to announce that my poem “We Come Here Every Day So You’ve Already Won” has been selected as an Honorable Mention in the 2015 River Styx International Poetry Contest, judged by Andrew Hudgins.
Congratulations to the winner Peter Kline, and the other poets who placed and received honorable mentions, including Allison Joseph, Brian Brodeur, Austin Allen, Zeina Hashem Beck, Heather Altfield.
Thanks to Richard Newman, judge Andrew Hudgins, and the other River Styx Editors!
I’m thrilled to announce that my poem “Our Beautiful Life When It’s Filled With Shrieks” was selected as a finalist for this year’s Rattle Poetry Prize. Another poem of mine was also chosen for publication in a later issue..
Thanks Timothy Green and the other Rattle editors!
I’m delighted to announce that my poem “You Can Keep Your Employee of the Month Award” has been accepted for publication in Crab Creek Review.
It was chosen as one of the semifinalists for the 2015 Crab Creek Review Poetry Prize. Congrats to the winner, Laura Read, and the other poems that placed.
Thank you Martha Silano and the other Crab Creek Review editors!
Two of the collaborative prose poems that I have been writing with the poet Dustin Nightingale have just been accepted at DIAGRAM. A sweet, sweet wonderfulness. Thanks EA Ramey and the other DIAGRAM editors!
ZONE 3 has accepted “The Construction of a Massive Concrete Dam” — one of the collaborative prose poems I’ve been writing with the poet Dustin Nightingale. Thanks Andrea Spofford and the other Zone 3 editors!
Thoroughly jazzed to announce that I’ve had a poem accepted for publication by Redivider.
Thanks John Taylor and the other Redivider Editors!
Today I received the wonderful news that my creative nonfiction essay “An Elephant Walks Into a McDonalds” is slated to appear in the fall 2015 issue of Boulevard Magazine.
Given the endless winters one must suffer through living here in Syracuse, it’s absurd to wish that fall would hurry the hell up. It’s completely preposterous. It’s just silly to wish something like that. Seriously.