Hi poem-heads,

I’ve been really busy with my new full-time job, but the folks at Nice Cage generously selected three of my poems for their Fall 2018 Issue 007 if you’d like to check them out!

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Hi!

My main news in the past several months is that my micro-chapbook FOUNDER was released by Ghost City Press as part of their 2018 Summer Micro-Chap Series. (You can download it for free or make a donation, if you want!)

Also, NightBlock recently published three of my poems and a few months back Cotton Xenomorph scooped up a poem of mine too, if you want to check ’em out.

More soon!

Hi all!

So I had a couple of poems come out in journals that I’ve admired for a long time – the first is “But It’s Not That Easy If You Think About It” from Salt Hill #39. The second is “Not Joy” from Whiskey Island #69. I’m so happy to have work included in both of these (and how cool is the cover art?)

I also had the opportunity earlier this month to perform with my very close friend, roommate, and local dancer/teacher Bridget Cronin (check out her amazing performances and choreography here!) I read the four poems that were recently featured on Anti-Heroin Chic while Bridget danced simultaneously. It was a really cool experience and unlike anything I’ve ever done with my work before.

More updates coming soon! Go read some poems.

Hey all,

The wonderful Anti-Heroin Chic editor James Diaz reached out to me a little while ago and published 4 of my poems earlier this week – “A Grasp,” “In the Hospital, Time is a Stillness”, “Another Elegy”, and “Some Might Call This Progress.” Check them out here!

The excellent people at Crab Creek Review featured my poem “Until I Am Warm Too” (from the latest issue) on their blog last week – you can read it here.

I just got my (gorgeous) contributor copy of Mantis – so happy to be included in this issue with, of course, a little inspiration from Heathers. You can snag yourself a copy here!

Last Friday, Maudlin House was kind enough to feature me as one of their Writers of the Week! You can find it – and work from the lovely poets Richard Georges and Alessia Di Cesare – here.