Category: publications
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spork you, then.
Several pieces from The Strange Case of Maribel Dixon are live at spork right now. Thanks to Drew and Richard for taking them. I’m also very excited to now say this is the second time I’ve been right on top of Randall Mann. (Sorry, Eduardo.) The wonderful and charming James Hall is also there, down […]
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The Reveal
Okay, I think I can say it now. It seems like most people have been notified… My chapbook The Strange Case of Maribel Dixon was selected as one of the published finalists for the DIAGRAM/New Michigan Press Chapbook Contest and will be published this fall! A short story in poems, the chapbook concerns the vanishing […]
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What a Knockout!
Poets Jeremy Halinen and Brett Ortler are editors of a new print literary magazine called Knockout. The first issue is scheduled to appear in September 2007. Knockout is not an LGBT magazine, per se (meaning that it’s open to everyone), but it will have a strong LGBT emphasis or presence (at least 50% of each […]
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I am the last safe thought he had.
My poem “I Am the Boy Who Is Tied Down” has been accepted for MiPo. It’s the concluding poem of the M.S. section of RISK. A few other pieces from the book have been accepted elsewhere, so I’m happy it’s (slowly) getting out there. I’m rebuilding the second section. I’m wondering if maybe some of […]
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HFR me ASAP
The new Hayden’s Ferry Review arrived in our offices yesterday and it big, bold, and beautiful. This issue features both the continuing section of International Writing (translations and original language texts) and a special section called “Works of Witness,” which contains four pieces from my new manuscript. Also in the issue: luminaries like Andrei Codrescu, […]