I reviewed Rodrigo Toscano’s latest book, Salvage Nation: 100 Sonnets, and it’s live.
I’ll be returning to the Poetry Garden at Spokane’s largest art event this Friday. Check out the 17th event info and show up for some wild stuff (mostly from other artist people).
It’s right around the corner! The next annual iteration of this beautiful convergence.
Winter in America (Still

I’m very excited to announce that this new anthology, the result of months of work, is now out. Learn more on the Winter in America website, and check out the order link on CarbonationPress.com.
So grateful for this one on behalf of the editors, allia abdullah-matta, Paul E. Nelson, Roxi Power, and Katie Sarah Zale, as well as the cover designer, Roberta Hoffman.
New Review: Flatfish
I’ve reviewed Moon Tae-jun’s collection. Check it out in International Examiner (online!).
Audio: Talus Field Cube Sequences
Ready for some weird?
The classic collection, newly translated, newly read.
This is my first ever review of a photography book.
Talus Field: Location
Another performance, another series of live recordings.
Reviewing JOAN
I’ve reviewed the magnificent collection JOAN by Jake Rose.
A new live recording available from a 5/15/26 performance.
I was invited to contribute “loud music” at a recent May Day fundraiser event at Jupiter’s Eye in Spokane. Here’s what I came up with.
Book Review: Who Will Find My Body
A review of the new chapbook by Charlie Zacks is up on North of Oxford.
Generative Poetry? The Poetry Machine
In which I explore using Claude to build a new tool that can generate source material for avant garde poetic creations.
Talus Field: Two New Live Albums
A double album random release: Three Ranges – Night and Three Ranges – Dawn.