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

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.

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

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

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...

I don't have a lengthy list of publications that have published me repeatedly over the years. (I often feel shy about going back!) The...

The first book I ever had published -- if you consider a chapbook a book and self-published as published -- was Untitled and other poems....

Having had two books of sonnets published since 2019, I thought I'd try my hand at another form. So late last year, I began writing...

My first chapbook was a self-published one that I did back in the 1990s when I was living in Portland, Oregon: Untitled and other poems....

Some poems take a long time to create but every once in awhile, I can pen one in my head. This particular one, "Gay Street," was written...

In anticipation of my participation at ArtPark next weekend, poet-curator R.D. Pohl has selected a pair of sonnets as Poem of the Week at...

Getting multiple poems placed in a single publication is rare for me. Usually, the magazine or website takes one piece and I'm happy...

The final poem from Periodic Boyfriends to find a home prior to the book's publication is the sonnet "Mendelevium." This poem concerns...

In 2020, poetry entrepreneur Lisa Ann Markuson a.k.a. LA Marks launched the timely, big-hearted project Poems for a World on Pause in...

As someone who keeps meaning to re-read Molloy, Malone Dies, and The Unnameable (and who has seen multiple productions of everything from...

The sonnet "Strontium" is likely the last of my periodic table sonnets to surface before the arrival of my poetry collection Periodic...