So and So‘s latest issue just launched with two of my poems: “Assignation” and “Santa Monica.” Here are three lines from a poem:
What clings to the brick wall is gray. How plastic
numbers shuffle across tables, collecting
fingerprints.
Read the rest at So and So — which also has great new work by Amy Lawless (“His fingers are small matte pigs”) and Adam Soldofsky (“Incredible lengths of time are pressed into your head”) and other poets —
My first chapbook, “Might Club,” is now out from Horse Less Press!
You can read a sampling of the poems at Drunken Boat, The Offending Adam, and Otoliths, where some of the poems in the chapbooks were originally published.
Get it from Horse Less Press for $8.
My poem “Sunk Costs” is in the They Will Sew The Blue Sail section of the July issue of The Volta, a poetry and poetics site edited by Joshua Marie Wilkinson and Afton Wilky. Enjoy!
LEVELER‘s latest poem is up — and it’s mine! Here are the first three lines of “Resolutions:”
Tomorrow when lawnmowers grow silencers,
when job offers line my inbox and G-string,
when cats go faux fur but remain seductive.
The rest of the poem is at LEVELER — along with an editor’s note that’s a lot longer than the 11-line poem itself. LEVELER’s an online po-zine that publishes a poem a week, each with a “levelheaded” note that investigates “what a poem conveys and how.” Enjoy —
The website for Denver Quarterly hasn’t been updated for quite a while, but the print issues continue on — and latest issue of the literary magazine is now available. One of my poems, titled “Carrington’s Cavalry,” can be found on page 22. Here are the first three lines:
In the skirmish he’s the one body moving.
Mostly I play voyeur. The scattershots
by which he organizes the battalion’s horses.
Read the rest and more by getting an issue or subscription. I especially Kate Greenstreet‘s series of numbered poems, collectively titled “The End of Something,” and Kate McIntyre’s “Be Prepared,” a small collection of dreamy-creepy little surreal snippets.