I’m delighted to have a short story, “There’s a Kid Everywhere,” in the new issue of The Florida Review.
This weekend the second post in a portfolio of poets with disabilities, edited by Khadijah Queen and Jillian Weise, went up in The New York Times. I am honored to have a poem in it alongside work from Rigoberto González, John Lee Clark, L. Lamar Wilson, Sandra Beasley, Kay Ulanday Barrett, and Rowland Saifi.
I’ll be teaching two one-day classes at Pioneer Valley Writers’ Workshop in Western Massachusetts this fall: Beyond Nonfiction (Saturday, September 7) and Writing Illness and the Body (Saturday, September 28).
Reality Beach’s sixth issue is live today, with three poems about moss growing in it.
The Southern Review’s Winter 2019 issue is out, and it includes an essay I wrote about the collapse of Malta’s famous Azure Window.
Ninth Letter just put out a beautiful issue, in which I’m delighted to have a piece of flash fiction called “The Beginning.”
Also, Elisa Gabbert had some really nice words to say about Poems About Moss on her yearly round-up of reading in 2018.
3:AM published three of my moss collages last week on their visual poetry series, Poem Brut.
