The second in the Hulga triple crown of sonnets just appeared in jubilat 24. No link to the poems but there’s so much good stuff in this issue, including an interview with and excerpt from Maggie Nelson, poems by Oliver … Continued
Four of my poems, “Cherry Garcia,” “The Burnt Triolet,” “Unique Chicken Goes in Reverse,” and “Little Red Riding Hoodie,” appear in the latest issue of Sand Hill Review.
January 7, 14, and 21, 2014 from 6:30 to 8:30pm Bubbler Room, Central Library, Madison, WI Do you love the story of how your parents met? Or know someone who overcame incredible odds? Or do you have stories of your … Continued
Last week The Prayer Journals of Flannery O’Connor was finally released. If you know me at all, you know this made me crazy happy. But this has also been a very good week. I just finished teaching the ABC’s of … Continued
The very cool & talented folks at Flavor have made a video out of the title poem from my first book, “The Alphabet Conspiracy.”
My poems “How to Lose a Leg” and “What Her Mother Knew When She Heard” appear in the first issue of Driftless Review, including an audio of me reading “How to Lose a Leg” (don’t miss the modest little play … Continued
My crown of sonnets “The Given Lines” was a runner up in the Alligator Juniper contest and appears in their latest issue. Poor Hulga, always a bridesmaid….
The New England Review Digital has a great new series happening right now called The Secret Americas. The first one up by Alexandra Teague was dubbed a “must read” on 100 Essential Sites for Voracious Readers. My piece, “The Lenores,” … Continued
I should have taken pictures in Boston. I probably should have done a lot of other things too. But I did get some great books (but not so many that I needed an extra suitcase). I devoured My Almost Certainly … Continued
A selection of poems from The Alphabet Conspiracy and from my book-in-progress Apocrypha: The Book of Hulga was selected for the Pamaunok Poetry Award. I’ll be reading at Farmingdale State College on November.