Three Poems in “feathers”
I have three poems in Kyld Watkins’s latest super-limited-release feathers, which is the first part in the TimeBarn Produce series.
Poet and Artist in Seattle
I have three poems in Kyld Watkins’s latest super-limited-release feathers, which is the first part in the TimeBarn Produce series.
I am happy to announce that another re drum poem, “ARREST,” is now live thanks to The Writing Disorder.
Since last August, I have had the pleasure of writing alongside (and publishing alongside) the re drum group Alex Bleecker, Jeremy Springsteed, and Willie James, as well as good friend Justine Chan. Our efforts on exploring the cadralore form have yielded some output, now available to view in Another New Calligraphy.
I am very pleased to announce my reading of Haibun de la Serna, the latest release from Paul E. Nelson and an incredible addition to his canon (one that, it is astounding to say, has been over a decade in the making).
A post on the current state of poetry in Myanmar has been published in Poetry NW. This follows a brief exchange with Maung Day prior to his ducking into hiding and the cutting off of internet in the country. I’m grateful to Bill Carty for working with me on this piece–to bring light to the struggles and the work within Myanmar, and to continue to foster the connection I developed with the writers I first
All the Useless Things Are Mine, featuring poetry by Thomas Walton and etchings/drawings by Douglas Miller, is an exquisite book, and I’m pleased that my review of it is now up at North of Oxford.
Three issues of pandemic poetry are now online via North of Oxford. I have three poems in the first issue. One Two Three
I’m excited to relay that my friend Maung Day’s short prose poems have found a home at the magazine for Asian American Writers’ Workshop’s Transpacific Literary Project. “There are cities in his scabs: Prose poems” can be read in their mystery and mystification here.
Cambodian poet Chheangly Yeng has begun collaborating with other writers and producing video poetry on his YouTube page. … Continue readingNew Video Poetry: Chheangly Yeng
A new album of ambient, highly-poetic music is now out by the French multidisciplinary artist Sandra Moussempes. … Continue readingNew Work from Sandra Moussempes: Vox Museum
New Release: Like salt. Like a spine. … Continue readingNew Release and eBook: Like salt. Like a spine.
The new chapbook from Drop Leaf Press is Hailey Higdon’s Rural, which I had the pleasure of reading last night.
The new PageBoy is out! Short video of me saying such. Visit PageBoy here.
The 144 page special anti-Trump-regime edition of openly-licensed email-based/Tumblr-based poetry journal Elderly is now available for reading.
I just had the pleasure of reading through my dear friend Tanya Holtland’s Inner River, which was just published (so much just that it’s hot in my hands!) by Drop Leaf Press.