The Shoutflower Issue 2, which closes with my very Appalachian poem, “Sentinel Species,” is now housed at University of Arizona’s gorgeous The Poetry Center. Continue reading The Shoutflower at UA’s The poetry Center
My poems “Kaleidoscope” and “Star-Crossed & Sacrificial” will be published in a forthcoming issue of Isele Magazine. Continue reading Poetry Forthcoming in Isele Magazine
My poem “The Phoenix Rises (More Fog than Fire” will be published in The Daily Drunk Press’ forthcoming Marvel-inspired anthology, Marvelous Verses. Continue reading Poetry Forthcoming in Marvel Anthology
A poem from Ophelia, my erasure project of Shakespeare’s Hamlet, has been published in Feral, the literary journal of Animal Heart Press. This is my third appearance in Feral, which is one of my very favorite journals. Continue reading Poetry in Feral
A poem from Ophelia, my erasure project of Shakespeare’s Hamlet, will be published in an upcoming issue of Feral, the literary journal of Animal Heart Press. This will be my third appearance in Feral, which is one of my very favorite journals. Continue reading Poetry Forthcoming in Feral
I’m thrilled to receive my second Best of the Net nomination, this year from Feral literary journal for my poem “Romeo & Juliet in the Anthropocene.” Continue reading Best of the Net Nomination
My poem “Frostbitten & Faunal” will be published in Pandemic Love, a forthcoming print anthology from Ice Floe Press. Continue reading Poetry Forthcoming in Ice Floe Press Anthology
Issue 2 of The Shoutflower is now available for pre-order. Issue 2 closes with my very Appalachian poem, “Sentinel Species.” The Shoutflower is a beautiful, perfect bound, print literary journal, so I’m honored to have my work serve as the finale of this incredible book. Continue reading Pre-order The Shoutflower Issue 2
My poem, “Passengers,” has been published in the new European travel-themed issue of British literary journal, The London Reader. Continue reading Poetry in The London Reader Now Available
My poem, “Hiking in the Anthropocene,” has been published by EcoTheo Review. I wrote the poem in the forest pictured below on an Appalachian mountain after surviving a flood. I’m honored EcoTheo chose to share it. Continue reading Poetry at EcoTheo Review Now Available
