I’m honored today to see The Galway Review publish another poem of mine — this time “Smiling Among Inert Shipwrecks.”
The Galway Review is the city’s leading literary magazine, and a wonderful cultural resource for Ireland and the world. As always, I am grateful to the journal’s editorial staff for allowing my work to appear in such a distinguished periodical.
Oil on canvas.
I didn’t even think a lot of large brick-and-mortar bookstores like this were still around any more.
New Line Cinema.
Fungal + zombies = Funzies.
(Have a blast, kids.)
Roanoke, Virginia, April 2025. Pictured is the First Evangelical Presbyterian Church.
No, I can not hold a phone or camera steady. It will never happen.
You can’t change the world,
But you can change the facts.
And when you change the facts,
You change points of view.
If you change points of view,
You may change a vote.
And when you change a vote,
You may change the world.
— from Depeche Mode’s “New Dress,” 1986
Eric Robert Nolan, Author 