Recent publications |
"The Gods of Old Homes and New"" (PDF available here) |
in Polar Starlight 5 (April 2022) |
"The God of Hermits" |
in Mad Swirl (13 February 2022) |
"The Goddess of the Vagueries of Fate" (PDF available here) |
in Polar Starlight 4 (December 2021) |
"TThe God of the Wobbly Menagerie" (PDF available here) |
in Polar Starlight 3 (October 2021) |
"God of the Apocalypse" (PDF available here) |
in Polar Starlight 2 (June 2021) |
"The Goddess of Wonder" and "Blood Spells" (PDF available here) |
in Polar Starlight 1 (March 2021) |
"The Gods of Piled Stones" |
in Mad Swirl (March 10 2020) |
"Marian of Sherwood" |
in Polar Borealis 12 (November/December 2019) |
"The God of Tempests" |
in Mirror Dance (Autumn 2019) |
"The God of the In-Between" |
in Mad Swirl (September 12 2019) |
"The Solstice Gods Mess With My Head" |
in Mad Swirl (June 28 2019) |
"The Empty City" |
in Polar Borealis 6 (July/August 2019) |
"The Goddess of Laying Words Down One By One" |
in Liminality 19 (Summer 2019) |
"The Hoh Rain Forest Trail Circles" |
in Ecopoetry Washington |
"St Kilda's Hope" |
in Polu Texni 29 (1 October 2018) |
"The God of Salt and Saltuses" |
in Polar Borealis 6 (July/August 2018) |
"Persephone Explains The Dark" |
in Eye To The Telescope 29 (July 2018) |
"Minidoka Dump" |
in The Literary Nest 4:2 (Summer 2018) |
"Spell for the Seduction of Bees" |
in Twisted Moon 3 (2018) |
"The Ghost In My Life" |
in Polar Borealis 6 (April/May 2018) |
Five-poem suite: |
"The Goddess of Grace," "The Midwinter Gods," "The Goddess of Broken Things," "What I Mean When I Talk About Ruins," and "The Goddess of Naps" in Cascadia Subduction Zone 8:1 (January 2018, issue PDF here) |
"The God of Unmendable Things" |
in The Literary Nest 3:3 (Fall 2017) |
"The Goddess of the Sea-facing World" |
in Kaleidotrope (Autumn 2017) |
"The Alchemy of Arsenic" |
in Liminality 13 (Autumn 2017) |
"Behold and Beholden" |
in Liminality 10 (Winter 2016/2017) |
more... |
I am a voracious reader.
This site is always a work in progress.
New poem out (linked on the left)
In the larger world 2022 has already brought more than a year's worth of bad, sad news. In the small my-life world a poem or two is/are getting published. I discovered the novella I was writing is actually a novel, meaning it's not finished yet, meaning I'm not going to get the three novellas written by June that I had been planning once upon an optimistic time.
Note that I got utterly stalled out on sending out my 2001 end-of-year missive when I got a flu. I still plan to send them and have bonus poems for late recipients.
My most recent book-length publication is still The Walk She Takes.
See my books page for more info.