Cold Mountain Review just accepted 2 of my prose poems!

I recently began a new writing project–maybe it’ll be a book?– and today Cold Mountain Review accepted two of the prose poems from this brand new project. What a joy to have my work coming up this wonderful journal, and what an encouragement that I might not be on the totally wrong track with this new project!

My collaborative poem “Smoke Moving Out of the Way as It Rises” just published online in The Boiler

The new issue of The Boiler just appeared and it contains “Smoke Moving Out of the Way as It Rises” a collaborative prose poem I wrote with Steve Castro and Dustin Pearson!…alongside a ton of literary and art goodness! In between trips to the beach and ice cream sundaes, check it out!

Thanks so much to everyone at The Boiler!

Read the poem HERE.

Here’s a video of me reading my poem “Keep Moving (Home)” at the Kettle Pond Writers Conference June 23, 2026

Here’s a video of me reading my poem “Keep Moving (Home)” at the Kettle Pond Writers Conference June 23, 2026. This poem was first published as the liner notes to the album “Keep Moving (Home)” by my nephew Brian Citro (Calligram Records, 2026). You can stream and purchase the album (as digital, CD, and limited edition vinyl) from the label HERE. The CD includes the text of the poem in the 6-panel, full-spread digipack and the vinyl includes it as a full-size insert.

My poem “Set Before a Feast We Lift a Fork” in the new Bellingham Review online Issue 92!

Hot golly! My poem “Set Before a Feast We Lift a Fork” has just been published in Bellingham Review’s Issue 92 online! Thank you so much to Jane Wong, Sam X Wong, Cassidy Spencer, Miriam Milena, Luke Chavez and everyone who makes BR such a joy.

Read my poem and the whole awesome issue here!

I was interviewed by Uskudar American Academy in Istanbul, Türkiye!

Here’s a short interview with me published in the literary magazine of Uskudar American Academy in Istanbul, Türkiye. A 12th grader there found my poem “Our Beautiful Life When It’s Filled with Shrieks” and reached out to me from across the many waters. It’s amazing what poetry can do. Thank you to Efe Oğuz Aktaş for these lovely questions. My poem and I are humming with gratitude.