This villanelle and two other poems ("Apocalypse" and "On the Matter of Vincent Price") are working towards two new poetry collections.

I wrote over 20 poems, started a new play entitled The Stations of Martha Cross, and made quite a number of new friends.

I wondered how I might transform this poem into an objet d'art in its own right.

Steven Burton's short film spotlights my poem "Bromine" from "Periodic Boyfriends."

An audio recording of this Allen/Pisarra production is available to stream for free at roulette.org.

The latest edition of this theater anthology (edited by Debbie Lamedman for Smith & Krauss) includes an excerpt from my play "Click."

Which libraries are carrying "Fassbinder: His Movies, My Poems," "Periodic Boyfriends," "You're Pretty Gay," "Infinity Standing Up," and "Publick Spanking"?

Five books by people I know -- namely, Claire Bellerjeau, Elizabeth Cline, Lois Gordon, Sarah Lohman, and Jeffrey Sweet.

This poem inspired by Rainer Werner Fassbinder's five part miniseries is republished again at "Northwest Indiana Literary Journal."

The Monday before Thanksgiving, a live reading of my play-in-development "Fog Machine" took place at Houghton Hall Arts Community.

One of five villanelles originally published by "Ovunque Siamo."

This fall, my postcard collages are part of two group shows ("Parallel Cosmologies" at Ursa Gallery; "Curiosities" at Art Haus SF) and on the website Tribes.org.

A list of nine Goodreads reviews about fictional works written by friends and people I've met.

Gertrude Stein once wrote, “Some time then there will be every kind of a history of every one who ever can or is or was or will be living.”

A list of ten Goodreads reviews about poetry collections written by friends and people I've met.

A brief recap of my life in dramaturgy from Serial Killer Parents to Bite the Apple to L'eulelogy for our super(re)latives.

Here's one of a trio of my summer-themed haiga, an artform that combines haiku with visual images

My writing hasn't been anthologized that much but it does happen once every blue moon.

Before my collection "Fassbinder: His Movies, My Poems" came out via Anxiety Press, "The Coffee House" found a home at "Coffee People Zine."

In DR's latest issue, they've resurfaced my "Paean to the Paperclip," a poem which is -- small surprise here -- part of a larger work-in-progress reflecting my time in Corporate America.