I finally got around to watching the recording of Neil Gaiman’s Address to the University of the Arts Class of 2012 today, and I’m sorry I waited. Everyone and their brother’s already linked to it, but if, like me, you put off watching it for whatever reason, here’s another chance: Neil Gaiman‘s a fantastic speaker, and it’s […]
My poem “New” is in the latest issue of The Antigonish Review (#169).
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The latest issue of the adorably named Vapid Kitten contains a poem of mine, “Morning Ritual.”
“Morning Ritual” published in Vapid Kitten 7 Read more »
Cactus Heart PressThe first issue of Cactus Heart was released earlier this week.
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The latest issue of Broken Pencil, issue 55, contains my review of The Girl on the Escalator, by Jim Nason.
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Recently my sister and I played a fun game of “do kids still say…” with two teenaged cousins. Wait, did I say “fun”? I meant depressing. I’m not yet thirty, but apparently I’m old enough. In a scant ten years, the lingo has changed. Apparently kids no longer used “taxed” for “steal”. Nor do they “teef” things.
