Another SPREAD, another poem.
Author: Greg
Below is the poem I wrote for and read at the View.Point.2 solstice reading yesterday.
If you like reviews by me, you might want to pick up the latest Rain Taxi print edition (Summer 2022). The following reviews you will find: Bamboophobia by Ko Ko Thett; Instrument for Distributed Empathy Monetization by William Lessard; and Elephants in Our Yard by Meral Kureyshi.
I am happy to announce that another re drum poem, “ARREST,” is now live thanks to The Writing Disorder.
Visiting with a group of photographers from Lake Washington Institute of Technology.
I am pleased to announce my poem “Old Benches” has a home in the new issue of SPREAD, […]
I’m excited to announce an event for the summer solstice: View.Point.2!
My second contribution to Exacting Clam is now live.
My monthly review in North of Oxford features Kim Vodicka’s Dear Ted.
Last weekend, I had the pleasure to read with fellow Hand to Mouth poet Teri Zipf at Walla Walla’s Grandma’s Kitchen.
I’ve been writing and creating across time and space between Maine and Washington for the last two decades. I live on Duwamish and Coast Salish land, and work at Lake Washington Institute of Technology in Kirkland.
From Charles Potts:
Teri Zipf of Walla Walla will be joined by Greg Bem of Issaquah, Washington, in a pubic reading of their poems, both from new books published in Walla Walla by Hand to Mouth Press.
I don’t normally review books of prose, but when I do I go all out.