This poem was originally written for the theater program for my monologue "The Gospel According to St. Genet" which premiered at the Portland Art Museum in 1995.

My own contribution for A Gathering of the Tribes' "Come Hear!" online anthology comes from my "Fassbinder" collection.

Two of my favorite go-to poets, Malcolm Tariq and Joey De Jesus, were joined by newcomer Chela and memoirist Steve Turtell.

I had the pleasure of reading two poems ("Apocalypse" and "Past Due") at In Other Words, the 35th anniversary celebration for A Gathering of the Tribes.

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

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."

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

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

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

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.

In the 1pm slot, the 2025 lineup included Daniel Meltz, Pamela Booker, Jerome Ellison Murphy, Joey De Jesus, Jee Leong Koh, Celine Lowenthal, and myself.

This poem from "Fassbinder: His Movies, My Poems" has appeared in "Autumn Sky Poetry DAILY," "Academy of the Heart and Mind" and "Red Fez."

I've aggregated 15 reviews and interviews on this book's behalf, from the recent Fahmidan write-up to the early one from London Grip.

Whatever the sickness, there's definitely some feverish logic at work in this villanelle.

As a kid, I never imagined that I'd author an actual book so it comes as somewhat of a surprise to find that I've got five to my credit...

As 2024 comes to a close, I thought I'd resurface one of the two villanelles published earlier this year at Grand Little Things . This...