2022 Wrapped

Personal Publications & Contributions to the Literary Community

I hope by now it’s clear that ONE ART: a journal of poetry is my focus.

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I do continue to write poetry.

I have been submitting less poetry; much less compared to the last decade.

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Special Thanks to the Editors of the following journals who have supported my poetry and art this year:

Dana Knott – tiny wren lit

C. Cimmone – Versification

James Penha – The New Verse News

Mark Young – Otoliths

James Diaz – Anti-Heroin Chic

Kari Ann Ebert – The Broadkill Review

Erin Murphy – The Summerset Review

Elizabeth Savage – Kestrel

Rick Lupert – haikuniverse

Saige Thornley – Storyteller’s Refrain

J. Archer Avary – Sledgehammer (final issue)

Nikki Gonzalez – The Parliament Literary Magazine

Michael Prihoda – After the Pause (final issue)

Sam Bellamy – Green Ink Review  

Janel Galnares – Harpy Hybrid Review

https://sheilanagigblog.com/

Matthew Bullen– Red Ogre Review

Hayley Haugen – Sheila-Na-Gig

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I have had two short poetry chapbooks/collections published this year:

MEATLESS – Plan B Press

Violet Flame - tiny wren lit

Special thanks to The Editors:

Dana Knott (tiny wren lit) & Steven Allen May (Plan B Press)

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Special Thanks to Becky Tuch for publishing my Guest Post on her Substack, Lit Mag News. Highly recommend subscribing to Becky’s thought-provoking, insightful, and fun (!) Substack.

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Special Thanks to those who provided space for me to share my own work in Featured Readings:

Larry Robin, Fergie’s Pub

Kari Gunter-Seymour, Stuart’s Opera House (virtual)

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I was pleased for the opportunity to publish a couple poetry craft essays in my role as Poetry Craft Essays Editor for Cleaver Magazine:

Growing Seasons by Luiza Flynn-Goodlett

Thirteen Potshots at the Prose Poem by Mike James

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What is on the horizon?

·         Regular posts on my Substack, Lawless Explications

·         I’ve been working on a collection of aphorisms.

·         I’ve been working on a collection tentatively titled ‘Pre-pandemic Road Trips’