Happy to get my contributor copy of Redactions Issue 21: Surrealism in the mail today. I have four Robot poems in this issue (from my chapbook ROBOT – recently out from The Birds We Piled Loosely.)

Redactions: Issue 21.

ROBOT

My poem “The Deathless Paintings of Susie Norton,” is in the latest issue of Yalobusha Review- one of my favorite journals. Check out this great issue below.

Yalobusha Review

 

I have four poems up at Eunoia Review this weekend. These are from my chapbook “The Vitamix and the Murder of Crows.” Thanks very much to editor Ian Chung.

Eunoia Review

From “Robot Heads:”

…/ two crows / attracted to wire / create thievery small / me undressing in the alcove / the silence / an open window / the heads watch / shadow cat / times two / the sun / waiting for the signal / streams in from the East the hard drives silent / torsos smash / where to turn on / when to press off

Much gratitude to Jordan A Rothacker who reviewed my poetry collection “The Messenger is Already Dead,” (from Stalking Horse Press,) which is up at The Believer today. How appropriate after Mother’s Day, Jordan writes this: “This she is darkly maternal (“she forced a worm down my throat”), this she is a warrior of various weapons (“She came out from under the bed/brought all legality thunder with her/procurement contracts and readiness,/repurposed grenades,/hag witch catastrophe”). MacBain-Stephens has trained us to find Joan anywhere. Any she can be Joan if she listens.” I love this review.

The Believer

Stalking Horse Press

My first e-chapbook was just published online by White Knuckle Press. (Read it for free!) Thanks to editors Howie Good and Dale Wisely. Click on the link below to read: DIXIT. (I’m looking at you Gamer people.) Also great issue #110 of Right Hand Pointing!

DIXIT.

My poem “real doors” below amazing art by Bill Wolnak at The Weirderary today.

The Weirderary

Here is my poem “On Crow Number Symbolism” up at Entropy. Thanks to Janice Lee. :)

Entropy

My chapbook R O B O T is now available from The Birds We Piled Loosely as part of the Hard to Swallow series. These people make really pretty books. XOXO.

ROBOT

It’s special enough when editors (who also wear their own writer and publisher hats) take time out of busy work days to review your work but it means even more when they “get” you and what you put into the world. Huge gratitude to Scott Waldyn for reviewing my collection “The Messenger is Already Dead” (Stalking Horse Press,) over at The Tavern Lantern.

The Tavern Lantern

My chapbook “She came out from under the bed (poems inspired by the films of Guillermo del Toro,) is now available from Dancing Girl Press!

Dancing Girl Press