New Issues, New Anthologies

I’ve had some luck with poems lately, and you’ll find new ones in the following:

San Pedro River Review: They have a new issue out that is chock full of incredible writing, art, and photography. I’m honored to be back in their pages with my poems “Late Night in Troy, NY” and “Birdsong,” a quiet little peace about finding home.

This Is Poetry, Volume 5: Being asked to send in some poems for this was a nice change of pace from hustling out subs and queries. They asked for previously published poems specifically from books I’ve released over the last ten years or so, and they accepted the following poems in this incredible new edition featuring poets from the American Northeast: “Canoe” from Cistern Latitudes, “There’s This Dream I Have” from We Are All Terminal But This Exit Is Mine, “Poughkeepsie” from Tributaries, and “Lunch Break,” from Proper Etiquette in the Slaughterhouse Line.

Roadside Assistance: A Roadside Press Reader: This is an anthology from Roadside Press, as a sort of fundraiser to help the press expand and widen their reach. These poems are also from previously published books, and include: “Transference,” “Pastoral,” “Wane,” and “Prophecy,” all from Cistern Latitudes, my book they published a couple years back. Copies are still available.

My deepest thanks to all the editors for their hard work and belief in my poetry!