Monday, June 29, 2009
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Hanging with the Coyote
My flash Back Cast is featured at David Coyote's Den where I'm guest author for the summer.
If you like fly fishing, check it out!
Saturday, June 06, 2009
Friday, May 22, 2009
Flash
Wow, it's been busy around here. I'm so glad school is almost done for the year. I'm looking forward to a relaxed summer and a chance for the girls to just hang out and play all day.
I'm still writing poems, but boy has this round of 30/30 been tough. Only a few more days to go!
You may have forgotten, but I also write flash fiction. My latest publications:
Wigleaf recently included my flash kawaii, a short meditation on Hello Kitty. They also invited me to send in a Dear Wigleaf postcard (look below the story for the link).
The latest issue of Press 1 just went live, with my take on the Pinocchio tale, If Truth Be Told.
Enjoy!
I'm still writing poems, but boy has this round of 30/30 been tough. Only a few more days to go!
You may have forgotten, but I also write flash fiction. My latest publications:
Wigleaf recently included my flash kawaii, a short meditation on Hello Kitty. They also invited me to send in a Dear Wigleaf postcard (look below the story for the link).
The latest issue of Press 1 just went live, with my take on the Pinocchio tale, If Truth Be Told.
Enjoy!
Sunday, May 03, 2009
So Long, April. Hello, May!
National Poetry Month is over. Well, for some of us it's never over. Witness my beginning a 23rd round of 30 poems in 30 days.
Here's the list of titles for round 22:
1. Made a Wrong Turn
2. The Business of Losing
3. Death of the American Dream
4. In Picasso's Pocket
5. Brief Note to the Gentleman in 12B
6. How Can You Say I am Not Your Number
7. haiku
8. Requiem for Connectivity
9. Spring Fever
10. All About Love
11. haiku
12. Not Every Grave Can Be Found in the Cemetery
13. Katharine Hepburn Falls onto the Surface of Mars
14. We Can Lick Gravity
15. To a Daughter Turning Nine
16. Egg of the Phoenix
17. Maybe We Mean Different Things
18. Nothing More than Anticipating
19. Words Which Sever Hearts
20. jubilations (after Lucille Clifton)
21. words you use too much
22. Ode to Boise, Idaho
23. It's All in the Delivery
24. Going Nowhere, Going Everywhere
25. 7th Grade Locker Room, Redux
26. This is Not a Poem about Flowers
27. The Gentleman Said
28. Slowest Moon
29. Good
30. An Ill-Defined Dying
Here's the list of titles for round 22:
1. Made a Wrong Turn
2. The Business of Losing
3. Death of the American Dream
4. In Picasso's Pocket
5. Brief Note to the Gentleman in 12B
6. How Can You Say I am Not Your Number
7. haiku
8. Requiem for Connectivity
9. Spring Fever
10. All About Love
11. haiku
12. Not Every Grave Can Be Found in the Cemetery
13. Katharine Hepburn Falls onto the Surface of Mars
14. We Can Lick Gravity
15. To a Daughter Turning Nine
16. Egg of the Phoenix
17. Maybe We Mean Different Things
18. Nothing More than Anticipating
19. Words Which Sever Hearts
20. jubilations (after Lucille Clifton)
21. words you use too much
22. Ode to Boise, Idaho
23. It's All in the Delivery
24. Going Nowhere, Going Everywhere
25. 7th Grade Locker Room, Redux
26. This is Not a Poem about Flowers
27. The Gentleman Said
28. Slowest Moon
29. Good
30. An Ill-Defined Dying
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Bicentennial
Do you remember the year 1976? I do.
Get a glimpse of what it looked like in my poem Photo from 1976 in the latest issue of Orange Room Review.
Get a glimpse of what it looked like in my poem Photo from 1976 in the latest issue of Orange Room Review.
Thursday, April 09, 2009
Make a Kid Happy, Save a Lit Mag
One of my favorite lit mags happens to be for kids.
Stunning artwork, engagingly strange fiction, and a dark sense of humor all make this a magazine worth reading to yourself and your kids. But now, Crow Toes Quarterly needs your help!!
Like so many literary magazines, this one is funded from the editor's pocket. We all know times are tough. Don't let another good publication disappear - follow the link above to order an issue. Today's kids don't need another compilation of fluff and dumbed-down writing. They need something that will fire their imaginations and take them in different directions. Support Crow Toes Quarterly so we don't lose this special magazine!
Stunning artwork, engagingly strange fiction, and a dark sense of humor all make this a magazine worth reading to yourself and your kids. But now, Crow Toes Quarterly needs your help!!
Like so many literary magazines, this one is funded from the editor's pocket. We all know times are tough. Don't let another good publication disappear - follow the link above to order an issue. Today's kids don't need another compilation of fluff and dumbed-down writing. They need something that will fire their imaginations and take them in different directions. Support Crow Toes Quarterly so we don't lose this special magazine!
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