Pif Magazine

My poem, "The Insomnia Effect" , is featured in the new issue of Pif Magazine . Happy to have an appearance in this publication again.

Had another acceptance in Illumen as well. Stay tuned...

Two New Poems

I haven't been online much in the month of February so I am a little late with this post, but my poem, "The Rest of Your Life" , appears in the recent issue of Red River Review .


Also, my poem, "Midnight at the Edge of a Dream" is featured in the Winter Issue of Illumen (Alban Lake Publishing). I have two others poems that have been accepted by Alban Lake. "Absence" (to be featured in Disturbed. This 'zine is folding after the March issue, I believe, which is unfortunate) and "Ascension" (in Outposts of Beyond, which I thought was supposed to in January, but the latest issue I could find was October's). Please check back at their Bookstore if you'd like to purchase any of these issues.

Foliate Oak

My poem, "Night's Concerto" is now online at Foliate Oak . This is my second appearance in this online journal.

Pif Magazine

My poem, "Dead Paper" is now online at Pif Magazine (yes, Pif again. It's a great place to submit, plus you get a token payment with each poem). :)

Danse Macabre

I haven't been keeping up on this blog (oops), although I have been working hard. The beginning of this month my poem, "Evening Cannibalism" was published in Danse Macabre's Daily Gazette .


And I kept meaning to post here that sometime ago I was informed that my poem, "Woman With Leaves in Her Hair" (originally published in Liquid Imagination) was nominated for a Best of the Net award. Which gives me the feeling that it's true what they say, that it is an honor to be nominated. It's such a great feeling and a great incentive to keep working.

More Pif

My poem, That Midday Ennui, is now online at Pif Magazine. I must mention I love they posted a picture with a kitty above my poem. :)

Bete Noire

Issue #26 of Bete Noire is now available in print or E-book. It features my poem, "Revelation". There is also work by Marge Simon and Bruce Boston.