On this cool gray rainy October day it’s a delight to share the news that my poems “Elegy for the Travel Agents” and “Beaver Lake” have been accepted at the Southern Indiana Review! Thank you SIR for this most welcome birthday news!
Category Archives: Acceptance
I’m Going To Be Featured in The Missouri Review!
I had to reread the email 20 times to make sure it was real…and apparently it is. I’m elated to announce that The Missouri Review has accepted six of my poems. I’ll be one of their featured poets in an upcoming issue. I’m going to try to calm down now. Here’s a picture of some wind turbines.
“I Haven’t Seen You in 13 Years and You Show Up Blind and So Do I” Accepted at Barnstorm
My prose poem “I Haven’t Seen You in 13 Years and You Show Up Blind and So Do I” — written collaboratively with Dustin Nightingale — has been accepted at Barnstorm. Thank you Poetry Editors Stephen Brand & Katie Brunero!
“Save the Receipts For a Kind of Diary” Accepted at Hayden’s Ferry Review
Waking up with a sore throat today was a drag. The beautiful rain was a consolation. Getting my poem “Save the Receipts For a Kind of Diary” accepted at Hayden’s Ferry Review was a great big consolation.
“Raising the Titanic” & “I Think That Guy Came With a Violin On His Back and Wants To Play a Song” Accepted by elsewhere
As the Perseids begin dropping in earnest around us, I’m delighted to announce that two of the collaborative prose poems I’ve been writing with Dustin Nightingale – “Raising the Titanic” and “I Think That Guy Came With a Violin On His Back and Wants To Play a Song” – have been accepted by the online journal elsewhere.
“Otherwise Inexplicable Animation to the Forms Above” Accepted at The Collagist
Jumping up and down under the sliver of a moon tonight to share the news that my poem “Otherwise Inexplicable Animation to the Forms Above” has been accepted by the good folks at The Collagist!
“Brush Aside the Noise with Locks of Matted Hair” in The Boiler Journal
Thank you to The Boiler Journal for accepting “Brush Aside the Noise with Locks of Matted Hair” – another collaborative prose poem written with Dustin Nightingale!
2 Collaborations Accepted at Horsethief
Seriously dazzled to have “My Markings Easily Recognizable Even In a Windstorm” and “Sometimes You Walk Around and Get Decapitated” — 2 collaborative prose poems written with Dustin Nightingale — accepted at Horsethief. Yeehaw!
“I Fear We Have Made a Terrible Mistake” Accepted at Two Peach
Great big summertime thank yous to the editors of Two Peach for accepting “I Fear We Have Made a Terrible Mistake” — another in the series of collaborative prose poems I’ve been writing with Dustin Nightingale.
“What Ample Feels Like” Accepted at Bayou Magazine
A great Big Easy thank you to the editors of The University of New Orleans’ Bayou Magazine for accepting “What Ample Feels Like,” another collaborative prose poem in the series I’ve been writing with Dustin Nightingale.