Through This Window

Check out a few of my poems in the March issue of Through This Window.

elimae

A few of my poems will be in the December issue of elimae — check them out here.

Riders on the Train opens tomorrow

The ‘Riders on the Train’ exhibition at the Axiom Center for New and Experimental Media opens in Boston tomorrow, with a reception Friday the 13th at 6 pm. I can’t be there for the artist’s talk on the 20th, but there are several great artists and writers involved – check it out!

Winter Fattening

Today begins Winter Fattening: A Poetry Challenge! Winter Fattening is a 60-day “feast of long-form poetry and temporary community” in which participants write lines every day for a long poem or a series of connected poems. Come check us out as we build on up.

350 Poems

There’s a poem of mine up at 350 Poems, an awesome project that a friend started connected with 350.org’s October 24th international day of climate action. 350 poets are each contributing a 3.5-line poem responding to climate change in the days leading up to the 24th. Check out more info here.

Winter Fattening

Starting October 31st, I’ll be participating in Winter Fattening: A Poetry Challenge, a 60-day “feast of long-form poetry and temporary community” in which participants will work daily on collaborative poems. Winter Fattening is brought to you by the folks who brought you Your Best Beach Body: A 100 Day Poetry Challenge. Check back soon for more on that.

Riders on the Train Project

Some of my work will be included in the ‘Riders on the Train’ project exhibition at the Axiom Center for New and Experimental Media in Boston. The show opens with a reception on November 6 and runs through December 12. Check it out if you’re Boston-area!

YBBB Reading

Monday, August 31st, I’ll be reading with the other extremely fit poets of the Your Best Beach Body 100 Day Challenge, as we celebrate the close of the project. 7:00 pm at Magazine Beach in Cambridge.

New Delta Review

My essay, “A Niece’s Discourse,” is featured in the Summer 2009 issue of the New Delta Review, under their “Deltafications” theme.

Rio Grande Review Interview

My interview with Roberto Santos of the Rio Grande Review is now up here, at The Review Review’s “Editors Speak.”