Recently, writer Nancy McCabe asked me to fill out a questionnaire for her Spalding MFA program faculty blog. Her questions prompted me to put into words, maybe for the first time, how I’ve come to understand the way I write as a person with a pretty strong case of ADD. (Since my girlfriend/partner has itContinue reading “The ADD Writer”
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Read My Old Honda Fit Column on Autochannel.com
I still own a 2007 Honda Fit Sport, a fun, lovely little car that’s versatile, has good milage for a gas-burner, and a rabid fanbase. Believe it or not, it was my first new car purchase, and I was so crazy about it I wanted to write about my experience. Back when I worked asContinue reading “Read My Old Honda Fit Column on Autochannel.com”
Found on MixCloud – Subterranean Phrases Spoken Word & Music Improv
Okay, so this is pretty neat. I was searching the Web for info for my annual report at IU Southeast (performances, press, and such), and found a podcast of a poetry spoken word and music improv performance I did in October, 2013, for the Subterranean Phrases series at the Decca Restaurant in Louisville, KY. 9Continue reading “Found on MixCloud – Subterranean Phrases Spoken Word & Music Improv”
Accepted!
It’s nice to have some writer news after a while of not! HAPPY DANCE! My paper, ‘Metre and Meaning in Jane Kenyon’s ‘Song’ ” has been accepted for publication in New Writing: The International Journal for the Practice and Theory of Creative Writing.
“i had it all wrong” is out!
It’s out! Enjoy reading “i had it all wrong” published by Panoply: A Literary Magazine. Read it here.
2 poems accepted!
Happy to announce two poems have been accepted for publication. “Cling,” (I really wanted to see this one picked up for a while) and “i had it all wrong.” “Cling” will be appearing on an online site I think is really wonderful, Postcard Poems and Prose Magazine, and “i had it all wrong,” a newer poemContinue reading “2 poems accepted!”
when New Sound
A proud moment for me was when ice-bound sister got picked up by New Sound, as you can tell. 🙂 Poem below.