The downside – this is what spring looks like in Syracuse right now.
The upside – thank you to Ruth Foley and the other editors of the Cider Press Review for accepting my poem “But I Live Here (Empty Place).”
And thank you to Ian Haver and the staff of JuxtaProse Literary Magazine for accepting “Gluing the Teapot Back Together Anyway” and “Run for Your Life but Don’t Forget to Tie Your Shoes” – two of the collaborative prose poems I’ve been writing with Dustin Nightingale.
It’s snowing again here in sunny Syracuse…sigh…but that can’t ruin the pleasure of sharing the news that “Setting Things Around Me Free” – one of the collaborative prose poems I’ve been writing with Dustin Nightingale – has been accepted at Red Paint Hill Poetry Journal. Thanks so much Stephanie Bryant Anderson and Red Paint Hill Publishing!
Two of the collaborative prose poems I’ve been writing with Dustin Nightingale — “9 Lives and 8 Legs” and “In My Dreams I’m in a Small Capsule Spinning Free” — have been published today in Powder Keg issue 7. Plus there’s audio of us reading the poems together, which is a first for us. Head over HERE for a read and a listen! Thanks so much Editors Sarah Jean Grimm, Zoe Dzunko, and Rebecca Bates!
Today I received my contributor copy of the fall issue of Zone 3, which contains “The Construction of a Massive Concrete Dam” – a prose poem from a series I’ve been writing collaboratively with Dustin Nightingale.
Thanks so much Andrea Spofford, Susan Wallace and the other Zone 3 editors and readers!
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!
Jam Tarts #1.5 has just been published and it contains two of the collaborative prose poems I’ve been writing with the poet Dustin Nightingale: “There, There” and “Eventually I Grew Up.” Check out the poems, and the rest of the issue,HERE!
Three prose poems from a series I’ve been writing in collaboration with the poet Dustin Nightingale have been published in the new issue of