I am overjoyed to announce that my new chapbook, How to Play, is officially published!
A box of copies is on the way to me from Louisiana right now, so if you’d like to be one of the first to order a signed copy from me or to order a copy from Louisiana Literature Press, we’re officially taking orders! You can find all of the order links on this page.
My short prose piece “Nevermore” was reprinted online in The Lascaux Review before it was in my chapbook 28,065 Nights. Now it’s also included in this beautiful print edition of The Lascaux Review, and I’m honored to have it in such lovely company. Stephanie Vanderslice’s final essay, “Dear Madeleine,” especially wowed me.
My poem “Hiraeth in California” was published by Scrawl Place today! I wrote this for Michael Wells as part of the Ruminate Happenings fundraiser.
My chapbook of game-inspired poems will be published by Louisiana Literature Press in early 2022! 😁🎉 I’m so excited to work with Jack Bedell and staff and to be press mates with Ray Ball, Sneha Subramanian Kanta, Chloe Clark, and more!
I’m thrilled to have a poem in the first issue of this brand new magazine alongside so many writers I admire! Who can resist a swampland theme and a magazine called Moss Puppy? I could not.
This poem was prompted by the deck-building game Dominion and by our time living in Louisiana.
Nicelle Davis turned my poem “Enjoying Nature During a Pandemic While the World Burns” into a poetry film! This poem was first published in Autumn Sky Poetry Daily.
Check out Nicelle’s whole Plants, Painting, & Poetry project for more videos and generative workshop opportunities too.
Thanks to Legible for sharing my poem “Con Pane” (first published in Limp Wrist) on their blog.
My poem “Penguins at the Art Museum,” set at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art and featuring penguins from the Kansas City Zoo, was published by The Ekphrastic Review alongside my favorite Rembrandt painting!
I’m so happy that Legible wanted to share my poem “Penguins at the Art Museum.” I hope I can get myself to The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art again before too long also.
I woke up this morning and listened to my favorite podcast, but today it features my poem! Thanks to Pádraig Ó Tuama and all of the Poetry Unbound staff at The On Being Project for this incredible gift.
Listen here (transcript available).
