in the current Barrow Street and Jelly Bucket. and coming soon in Puerto del Sol and Laurel Review. Editing a literary journal can be a rather thankless job. BIG THANKS to all these editors.

You can read about it here. Thrilled. Grateful.

Exited to get my booty up to Austin on Thursday night to read with Marcela Sulak at BookWoman. I might read these poems. I hope she reads this one!

I’m just back from the 72nd Annual Indiana Writers’ University Conference, which was a feast of unseasonably cool weather, good words and great people. I taught a craft class called Love Letter to a Stranger, based on an exercise I wrote for this book. I also taught pantoums. Little did I know that when you […]

I’m super excited to have Joy Katz and Kevin Prufer on campus to read and talk on Tuesday Feb. 21 @ 7pm in the Holt Center. (corner of Shook and Oakmont) The reading is free and open to the public. Come on out! Here’s a poem. Joy Katz is the author of three poetry collections, […]

I just read an interview with a writer who talked about not being able to write about an experience until she’d had some time to compost it into her life. And that feels like a good verb to use when I think about how the two trips I made to Africa have been both breaking […]

After a summer spent finishing up a new collection of poems and revising a book of creative non-fiction, I’m excited to have the chance to talk about the thrills and spills of genre shape-shifting. Checkout Gemini Ink’s website for details on this class, as well as all the other offerings for this fall.

I’m excited to be the final installment of writing workshops sponsored by Dos Gatos Press at the Twig Bookshop. Come out on Sunday write a Love Letter to a Stranger. Details below.