A new review of Aerial Concave Without Cloud by Sueyeun Juliette Lee is now live on North of Oxford
Visit North of Oxford to read a review of Lee’s new book.
Days of Open Water #3
The third of a series of minimalist images of water. Original images captured in January, 2022.
Days of Open Water #2
The second of a series of minimalist images of water. Original images captured in January, 2022.
A new review for Drive by Elaine Sexton (Grid Books, 2022) is now in Rain Taxi
This review is available in the Fall 2022 print edition, which can be ordered here.
Days of Open Water #1
The first of a series of minimalist images of water. Original images captured in January, 2022.
Videos from View.Point.2
Very grateful to have the View.Point.2 recordings uploading to the ‘Tube. Many thanks to Amy Billharz and David Goodman for their recording efforts. Playlist below! As of this writing, 2/3 of the videos are up.
Strange Patterns: Photos of Abstract Nature in the North Cascades
Images from July 2022.
Photos: Crystal Views
Images are from the top of the gondola at Crystal Mountain, August 2022.
New Review in the International Examiner
My review of Yellow Rain by Mai Der Vang is in the Seattle-based newspaper International Examiner, Vol 49, No. 18. This is a print-only publication and can be found in several Seattle locations, including Uwajimaya in Chinatown International District.
Security: Photos from Steptoe Butte
Featuring Kevin. Photos from earlier this month, September 2022.
Landscapes from the Canadian Rockies
Images from Banff and Jasper in September 2022. Sony A7C with the 24mm GM.
A poem in Pandemic of Violence II Anthology – Poets Speak
My poem “Figures” was just released in the second Pandemic of Violence anthology from North of Oxford. Read it here.
A Book about Sarah Mangold
I’ve been writing about Sarah Mangold’s poetry and books for years, and was pleasantly invited to contribute to Report from the Mangold Society, thanks to old review connection rob mclennan.
A Review of The Dream of Every Cell by Maricela Guerrero
A new review of the Mexican poet’s recently translated text is up at North of Oxford.