Complete strangers will give you huge smile and a fist bump and say, “Keep on rockin’, Baby.”
I swear to you, New York is not like this.
I indeed WILL keep on rockin’, Sir. Thank you.
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Chandelier e-zine publishes “All Our Faults Are Fallen Leaves”
I’m so happy to tell you here that my poem “All Our Faults Are Fallen Leaves” was published today in Chandelier e-zine.
Chandelier is a superb online magazine published twice a year by Bulb Culture Collective. It features previously published writing that reflects each issue’s theme; the Summer 2025 issue’s theme is Blazing.
I am grateful to Editors L.M. Cole & Jared Povanda for deciding that my poem, with its various depictions of burning, was a good fit.
Like a great storyteller once wrote, “It was a pleasure to burn.” 🙂
Uhhh … THANKS, Affordable Dentures.
Hearing from you really made my birthday happier.
Seriously, though, thanks to all the supercool, funny and thoughtful people who made my day brighter with messages either online or off. This old man really appreciates it. 🙂
The Gathering 2025 and the Bards Poetica anthologies are now available at Amazon.
Care to lay hands on some poetry for the cooler days ahead? Two new anthologies from Local Gems Press are now available at Amazon.
Gathering 2025 can be found here. (If you happen to order a copy, please check out my poem, “As Silver as the Stars You Tried to Rival.”)
Bards Poetica can be found right here. (If you order a copy of this book, I hope you’ll enjoy my poem, “Confession.”)
Have a great weekend! 🙂
BUK100 Issue #4 includes “Confession” and a photo of mine.
I’m honored to share here that Newington Blue Press in Germany will publish my poem “Confession,” along with at least one of my photos, in the upcoming BUK100 Issue #4 — the Forever Young Edition.
Preorder information can be found here.
Thanks once again to Publishing Editor Matthias Kruger for allowing me to showcase my work in this outstanding chapbook series dedicated to Charles Bukowski!
Sometimes I wonder what it’s like — being able to multiply and divide.
What strange powers God has conferred upon all you people. I can only hope that you will use them for good.
Sometimes I can write well. But, holy shit, the lord does not give with both hands.
The Piker Press publishes my review of “28 Years Later” (2025)
I’m so happy to see my review of “28 Years Later” (2025) appear today over at The Piker Press.
Thanks, as always, to Managing Editor Sand Pilarski for allowing me to be a part of this fun creative community!
Kurse you, Kroger!
This is the face I make when the supermarket is out of liverwurst. Oh, the humanity.
(Alas, I am Eric. And my brilliance is strictly pun-based.)
If my name was Brad, I would totally learn to make cakes and things.
Because then I could open a bakery and call it “Baking Brad.”
This post has mad “Pontypool” energy and I’m totally here for it.
IYKYK.
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