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everything that mutes is mutual

Prick of the Spindle has just accepted two of my poems, “The Casualty Notification Officer” and “Everything that Divides,” for their next issue. Woot!

self-sufficiency

This poem was originally published in My Poem Rocks * (6 July 2009). I used words and phrases from this poem as search terms on flickr, and then selected photos from the search results (whether or not the photos had anything to do with the poem) and made the above collage. While the above pictures [...]

Werepenguin

This poem was originally published in Strange Horizons * (10 March 2008). I used words and phrases from this poem as search terms on flickr, and then selected photos from the search results (whether or not the photos had anything to do with the poem) and made the above collage. While the above pictures in [...]

and buy stamps

I just posted a market listing. It’s the beginning of August and a lot of journals just reopened; more will be reopening on the 15th. Time to get prepared.

the grocery bag

My “Kroger Koan” appeared this week in Four and Twenty: Short Form Poetry (Volume 3, Issue 7, p.15).

analyzing their children for design flaws

Strange Horizons has accepted my poem “Improving on Nature.” I’ll let y’all know when it goes up. In the meantime this week’s poem is quite wonderful. I get weird comment spam sometimes. This morning I got this, from a website selling cars: “You know an odd feeling? Sitting on the toilet eating a chocolate candy [...]

your hovercraft

microcosms published one of my scifaiku today (along with a bio).

Rabbits on the whole are reluctant to read poetry.

Stride Magazine has just published four of my poems (notably, to me at least, all poems written during NaPoWriMo this year): “Ah Inflorescence,” “Anniversary,” “Magic Rabbits” and “The Year in Review.”

off the atmosphere

Microcosms published my haiku about leonids today.

All fuck yous to loss and one giant yes/to memory

Just received an email from the editor of Orbis Quarterly International Literary Journal saying she was mailing out issue 150 this week. A poem about my grandfather’s memory loss, “Rex Sestina,” will be in it. Isn’t the cover (‘Ashira’ by Orna Ben-Shoshan) glorious?