New Poem In Juked

Happy to have my poem, "motherhooded," in the new issue of Juked, just in time for the end of National Poetry Month and Mother's Day.

THE POEMING: STANZA OF THEM LAMBS!

Can't let National Poetry Month go by without doing a 30/30! I'm teaming up again with THE POEMING and making remix poems from Silence of the Lambs. Follow my daily updates here.

New Poem in Occulum

I have a brand new, written-in-2020 poem in the latest issue of Occulum that you can read here. Special thanks to Arielle Tipa and the Occulum staff for including my work.

THE POEMING presents: THE HEX OF HARRIS

It's October, which means THE POEMING is once again here, and this year I'm co-admining and joining a murder of poets in writing found poems from the works of Charlaine Harris. My poems come from the fantastically terrible book, MIDNIGHT CROSSROAD, and you can follow my daily updates on my Tumblr. Go to THE POEMING's main page to see what other poets are doing with Harris's books.

Best of the Net Nominations!

Excited to receive two Best of the Net nominations, this year, from the lovely folks at Yes, Poetry and Whale Road Review! If you didn't catch the poems, I've linked them here.

"Perdido Key, Florida, July 2019"

"Made Me A Meal"

New Poem In Serotonin

My poem "everything is fragile except this anxiety" is up at Serotonin this week, a journal featuring poetry and prose on mental illness. You can read it here.

New Work Summer Wrap-Up

 As summer comes to an end, I thought I'd share some publications from the past few months.

One of my favorite journals online, Yes, Poetry published three poems in June that you can read here. 

Also in June, I was thrilled to learn my poem, "I make you and disappear," was poem of the day at SWWIM.

Finally, one of my Flowers In the Attic found poems was published in the newest issue of Thimble. You can read it here.