I take special pleasure in announcing the publication of my new poetry collection, enditem., published with Beir Bua Press on New Year’s Day of this year. It’s not every year, let alone every day, that I have the good luck to publish a collection, and so I take it as an auspicious occasion which I […]
The inaugural issue of Opt West, a new literary and arts magazine edited by Colleen Sabaka, is out now, with a new landscape poem of mine included. The issue features poems and art from Benjamin Socolofsky, Nancy Mungcal, Jason Engelund, Thomas Piekarski, Jessica Valderrama, Alistair McCartney, Harsimran Juneja, Cole Beaune, Sarah Eckstine, Swagatika Sarangi, and
The newest issue of Bath Magg is out now and I’m very proud to be a part of it. My new poem, “the one with a bike and a lazy caesura,” appears alongside truly excellent work from poets I admire. I was already a big fan of Alycia Pirmohamed‘s work (and can’t wait for her
The season is busy, but I am pleased to share an update about two new poetry publications from my work, each one in a literary magazine approaching publishing from an angle that interests me. (Also, why does it seem that publishing news always seems to come in twos for me?) First, I am very happy
The New Year has arrived and I’m happy to start by sharing two new poetry publications from journals that have recently appeared.
When I set up the blog on this version of my site, I had hoped to find time to share some selections from my reading, particularly related to my research. I haven’t managed before now, but one step at time. Today I’m happy to take a moment to look at reading Ella Felber on writing
Returning to blogging and a new poem published New poetry out now! While I never intended to keep a strict schedule on this blog, I have meant to get back to it after a short, deeply needed holiday that I took after an intense and productive period last spring and early summer. I have quite
Back to blogging, but this time poetics and space Just a few months ago I decided to formally enroll as a doctoral candidate at the University of Glasgow, to pursue a practice-based, interdisciplinary research project that has been central to my interests for the past several years: poetic practices in spatial design. I have been