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Thanks so much to the editors for including my poem, "For Winter" in an upcoming issue of Paterson Literary Review. It will be out in early 2023.
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I'm excited to have two poems forthcoming in Connecticut River Review. Thanks so much to the editors for publishing "In Translation" and "Ladybug" in their next issue.
Thanks so much to the editors of Thimble Literary Magazine for including my poem, "The Bath," in the new issue! You can read it here.
I'm thrilled to have my prose poem, "Look at All that Money," slated to appear in Hunger Mountain. Thanks so much to editor Tomas Q. Morin for giving this poem a good home.
I'm excited to have new work forthcoming in Thimble Literary Magazine. My poem, "The Bath," will appear in the winter issue.
Check out Rogan Kelly's beautiful and fascinating new journal, Ran Off with the Star Bassoon. The first issue went live this week. I've been enjoying reading through all the great work here--and am excited to be in such amazing company, including friends and writers I admire like Aaron Caycedo-Kimura, Jennifer Franklin, Ron Mohring and Lydia Davis. You can click through to read my prose poem sequence, "Bone Broth," a meditation on dreams, haiku, cooking, lost loved ones and how quickly our kids grow up.  I'm excited to have a sequence of five poems in the new issue of Innisfree Poetry Journal. Click here to read "Majel." Thanks so much to editor Greg McBride for including my work in his fine journal again.
I'm excited to have a new prose poem, "Her Thermos," in the latest issue of Naugatuck River Review. It's a meditation on the things left behind when a loved one passes away suddenly.
NRR is a journal focused on "narrative poetry that sings," which feels perfect for me. Learn more here. I’m excited to have my poem "Three Sisters" appear in From the Farther Shore, a beautiful new anthology of poems about Cape Cod. This poem is also in my book The Grace of Distance. Thanks so much to editors Alice Kociemba, Robin Smith-Johnson and Rich Youmans.
Click here for more info on the anthology--and find me on Instagram to read my poem and see the beautiful cover design! I'm always interested to know what writers do for a living, especially if their main gig is something other than teaching. Thanks so much to Lisa Ampleman and Cincinnati Review for giving me the chance to share a slice of my working life, as well as a quick preview of my current poetry projects, in this brief interview for their Writers' Day Jobs series.
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