Happy new year, friends. I hope your 2022 is off to a good
start.
I am pleased to share that I’ve had a few publications this
month:
My cadralor poem, “Trypophobia” appeared in the Dope Fiend Daily. Many thanks to editor Scott Simmons.
My poem, “Snow, Frost, Moon” appeared in the winter issue of Plainsongs (Corpus Callosum Press). Digital issues and print copies are available. Many thanks to editor Eric R. Tucker. Also, I am pleased to share that my friend, Tina Johnson, whose Blue Mountain Poetry Salon put on a poetry writing workshop this month and used this poem as an example for participants. I’m always thrilled when a teacher uses my work to inspire students.
And finally, three of my poems, “Hesitation,” “The Sound Barrier”
and “Tangled” appeared in Issue 3 of the Black
Shamrock. The whole issue is free to read. Many thanks to literary dynamo
John Patrick Robbins for all that he does to promote literature by living authors.
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