Category Archives: poems
Poetry on the Radio and Other Upcoming Events
I’m thrilled to announce that I will be interviewed by Michael Anthony Ingram next Monday evening on Quintessential Listening Poetry. You can listen live or later once the program has been archived. In the meantime, you can listen to Naomi … Continue reading
New Pubs and Two Upcoming Readings
I’ve been away for a long time due to personal reasons I won’t go into here. However, I am delighted to be back and wanted to share some poetry news. I have had several publications recently: Three on What Rough … Continue reading
Recent Pubs and a Prose Curiosity
The fall and winter have brought some new publications I’d like to share: “On the Border,” in Ekphrastic Review Two poems (with sound files) at Wordgathering I also wanted to share an unusual—for me—little piece I composed on my flight to Portland, … Continue reading
And the winner is…
The DC Poet Project reading series culminated on Saturday May 15 with a reading by the four poets chosen from the open mics, after which the audience chose the winner of the cash prize and publication by Day Eight of … Continue reading
On the Move
This past Sunday, after a long bike ride, I decided to jump on the ART 41 bus and let it carry me up a particularly steep hill on Columbia Pike. After securing the bike on the bus’s rack, I boarded … Continue reading
Reading Reminders
April (and May!) continue to provide many opportunities to hear excellent poetry, Tomorrow, April 8, the DC Poet Project continues with two fine D.C. Poets, Joseph Ross and Danielle Evennou, followed by an open mic. The event takes place from 2-4 … Continue reading
A Powerful Reading and the Next Three to Come
The Deaf Poets Society reading and art opening at The Writer’s Center on February 26 was a powerful, moving, and humbling experience. I cannot thank enough the organizer, Sarah Katz, The Writer’s Center, the audience who packed the house, and especially … Continue reading
Thanks & Upcoming Readings
Thanks to everyone who attended Writers Resist: Arlington on Sunday January 15 at One More Page Bookstore. We had a standing-room-only crowd of about 60 people. Nine featured readers—myself included—and five open mike readers shared rousing original poetry as well … Continue reading
A Ritual
A Ritual to Read to Each Other If you don’t know the kind of person I am and I don’t know the kind of person you are a pattern that others made may prevail in the … Continue reading
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