Otoliths

Oh my gosh I've been remiss. But that's okay because apparently not much has been happening in my literary life. I do have some poems in two issues of Otoliths, issues 67  and 70, the latter being the regrettably last issue of this wonderful journal. Deep thanks to editor Mark Young for his many years of service to the poetry community.

And apparently I've lost the ability to add new links to publications in the right hand column. So it goes in the interwebs.

More Buddhist stuff

I'm delighted that my article Only Don't Know from the spring 2011 Buddhadharma is up on the Lion's Roar site https://www.lionsroar.com/only-dont-know/.

Not poetry. Mahayana. Which maybe is poetry because why not.

Happy to announce that not only is my article on the Mahayana published in the summer 2020 issue of Buddhadharma but it is online at the Lion's Roar website. And a short summary will appear in the September 2020 issue of Lion's Roar magazine.

Another new chapbook!

Oh my gosh things have been so busy that I forgot to post that Jen Tynes' wonderful Magnificent Field press published my chapbook The Boar King about a month ago.The cover is, from left to right, my Uncle Louis, my aunt Chaya, my father Leo, circa 1910. Chaya died a few years later from one of those childhood diseases that no-one gets anymore.

New chapbook!

My new chapbook Provisional is out from Dancing Girl Press, cover from a drawing by the excellent Lee Chapman.

New book!

My book Roswell is out from Steve Tills' theenk Books. Years in the making, folks. Hope you like it. Here's the link. (Scroll a little to find it.)

more not poetry

I'm delighted that my article on kong-ans (a.k.a. koans) has appeared in the fall 2018 issue of Buddhadharma. Unfortunately it isn't accessible online unless you have an online subscription, but at least it's there. As always, thanks to BD editor Koun Franz and the rest of the excellent BD staff.