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I’m really pleased to have my poem “ways to describe a body,” (a found Stephen King poem from Salem’s Lot,) up at Drunk Monkeys. Thanks Kolleen Carney and Joey Gould. Link below.
Thanks to David G. Walker for publishing my poem “Pleasant Places Always Leave Us,” in the latest issue of The Golden Walkman. GW is all audio–poets reading their poems and then talking about the inspiration surrounding the poem and then David also makes comments about the poems sometimes (and in this issue you can hear David’s cat playing in the background.) I can’t tell you how cool The Golden Walkman is. I am so honored to be in it for a second time on this last day of April, full moon in Scorpio, the sun is shining, the wind in my hair. xxoo. (Also love how Gabe Kahan is reading his poem “Church Street” outside.)
I’m reading tonight at Dublin Underground at 6pm, as part of Round #2 of Mission Creek’s Lit Walk. Come and listen! Also- got my copies of my new chapbook today. xo. Thanks Kris Taylor at Dink Press. They are so pretty and glossy.
I’m excited to share that my chapbook version of “The Vitamix and the Murder of Crows” is now available for pre-order! Thanks so much to Kristopher D. Taylor at Dink Press. You can pick one up for $7.00. It’s dark over here. Link below.
I’m super psyched to be reading my poetry in Iowa City’s upcoming Mission Creek Festival Year! I’ll be reading for Prompt Press and we are hosting a fave press of mine: Forklift, Ohio. Friday eve. April 6th at 6pm. The Dublin Underground. Come listen!
Here is my review of Kristin Sanders’ “Cuntry” (Trembling Pillow Press, 2017) up at Agape Editions. Everyone should read this book.
Sanders’ speaker delivers the guts, the skin, the heartbreak, the intimacy into our collective conscious…Sanders taps into an immense loneliness of our culture, of our women who are still silenced, who are still ‘cuntry objects.’ We have the right to embrace the ugliness, the complexity, the messiness, the arousal of our woman-ness. It is fair. It is time. Sanders tells us to ‘redo the parts where your desire was left out.’
