For fans of October 31st, young and old, “My Brother’s Thirteenth Halloween” appeared in today’s Portland Press Herald. The poem was originally published in my most recent collection, Reincarnation & Other Stimulants.
I hope both Jack O’Lanterns and Jill O’Lanterns (Irish pumpkins?) enjoy!
T.S. Eliot? No. Me, actually. Just in time for National Poetry Month, the publication date for my first collection of poems, The […]
Although they are technically vignettes, the short chapters in Sandra Cisneros’ The House on Mango Street are deeply poetic in their use […]
If you’re like me, you probably remember teachers who asked you to memorize a speech (“Four score and seven years ago…”), a […]
It’s Mother’s Day (don’t forget the apostrophe). Have you called your mother yet? If you have siblings, you should aim to be […]
