Two prose poems, from the series I’m writing collaboratively with the poet Dustin Nightingale, have just been accepted at Hotel Amerika.
Thanks Hotel Amerika editors!
Category Archives: Acceptance
Poetry Northwest
Super excited to announce that Poetry Northwest has accepted my poem “We Give Ourselves New Medals (We Give Ourselves a Chance).”
Thanks Aaron Barrell, Kevin Craft and the other Poetry NW editors!
New South
The sun finally came out this week in Syracuse. I saw a daffodil today along the highway.
My poem “Wings Like Powerful Versions of Me” has been accepted by New South and I couldn’t be happier. Thanks Hank Backer and the other New South editors!
Fairy Tale Review
Once upon a time in the kingdom of here, my two poems “Saving Myself (For Something)” and “We’re Actually Fabulous” have been accepted by Fairy Tale Review for The Ochre Issue due out next year. If this is a dream, I hope I don’t wake up.
Thank you Jon Riccio and the other Fairy Tale Review Editors!
The Greensboro Review
My poem “As If Hurtling” has been accepted for publication at The Greensboro Review. Thanks to Mackenzie Connellee (Poetry Editor) and the other Greensboro Review editors.
Witness
I’m excited to announce that my poem “Nerve Endings like Strawberry Runners” has been accepted for publication at Witness Magazine.
Thanks Poetry Editor Olivia Clare and the other Witness Editors!
I won this year’s Poetry Competition at Columbia: A Journal of Literature and Art
I am floored, jazzed, honored and breathless to announce that my poem “So That’s What an Invisible Barrier Looks Like” has been selected by judge Beth Ann Fennelly to win this year’s Poetry Competition at Columbia: A Journal of Literature and Art . It will appear in issue 53.
Thanks so much to the readers, to Carlie Hoffman (Poetry Editor) and to Beth Ann Fennelly!
Creative Nonfiction Accepted at Boulevard
I’m excited to share the news that my nonfiction essay “An Elephant Walks Into a McDonalds” has been accepted for publication in Boulevard.
The essay is a memoir account of two prison arts outreach experiences I have had. The first was in the 1990s at Washington DC’s Lorton Prison as an observer with Living Stage, and the second was in the 2000s as a guest poet at a jail outside Lawrence, Kansas.
This is the second personal essay I have had accepted for publication. The first one, “Go Away and Stay Right Here,” was published last year in Colorado Review. You can purchase a paper copy of that Spring 2014 issue for $10 or a pdf for $5 HERE.
Thank you Jessica Rogen and Boulevard!
Salt Hill
My poem “You’re Welcome To the Rest” has been accepted to appear in Salt Hill 34.
Thank you Salt Hill editors!
Barrow Street
My poem “Nobody Is Ever Missing” has been accepted to appear in the next issue of Barrow Street. Thank you Barrow Street Editors!
The title of my poem was taken from the last line of John Berryman’s “Dream Song 29.” You can watch a video of him reading his poem HERE.