Non-profit press The Hellebore will soon launch an inclusive, encouraging, community-driven poetry journal. I’m honored that my poem, “Shadowbox,” will be included in their debut issue. Continue reading Poetry Forthcoming in The Hellebore
My poem, “Hunting Ground,” will be published in 2019 by the lovely Minola Review. Continue reading Poetry Forthcoming in Minola Review
Burning House Press is one of my favorite poetry journals, so I’m excited to have them feature my work. My poem, “Reunion,” was selected by September guest editor Rachael de Moravia for BHP‘s “Belonging” theme. You can read the poem at BHP. Continue reading Poetry at Burning House Press
I’m excited to have two of my poems published by FIVE:2:ONE. You can read “Fire-tongued Labyrinth” and “Fresco Inamorata” and/or listen to audio of me reading them here. Continue reading Poetry & Audio Now Live at FIVE:2:ONE
My poem, “Driftwood,” will appear in Crack the Spine’s upcoming “Routine” themed anthology. The book will be available for purchase on Amazon. Continue reading Poetry Forthcoming in Crack the Spine Anthology
My poem, “Give the Bard a Hep A Shot,” will appear in the inaugural issue of Barnhouse. It is the second work in my series about life as a poet in Appalachia. The first, “Give the Bard a Tetanus Shot,” was published by Barzakh. Continue reading Poetry Forthcoming in Barnhouse
Two of my more experimental poems, “Fire-tongued Labyrinth” and “Fresco Inamorata,” will be published by FIVE:2:ONE. Mp3s of my readings will also be posted on F2O’s website. Continue reading Poetry Forthcoming in FIVE:2:ONE
My poem, “In Search of a Karass,” will be published in The Maine Review. Continue reading Poetry Forthcoming in The Maine Review
My poem, “Tilt-A-Whirl,” will be published as part of Entropy‘s “Weather” series. Continue reading Poetry Forthcoming in Entropy
My ekphrastic poem, “For Want of an Ark,” is the first collaborative work published in the new “Call & Response” series by the Looking at Appalachia photography project, which has been featured in The New York Times and National Geographic. My poem was inspired by my own experience in the “1,000-year flood” of Elk River … Continue reading Ekphrastic Poem in Looking at Appalachia Project
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