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Just a reminder …

If you’d care to vote for me for Spillwords Press Author of the Month for November, you can do so right here.

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Eric Robert Nolan nominated for Spillwords Press “Author of the Month” for November.

I’m honored to share here that some nice person in the Spillwords Press community has nominated me for “Author of the Month” for November 2023.  Spillwords Press has of course published a number of my poems — most recently they featured my short poem, “Blue.”

If you would like to vote for me, you may do so right here.  

Voting takes place from now to November 29th.  (Please note that you would need to register and log in if you wish to vote.)

Thanks!  🙂



“Nothing” included in Scars Publications’ 2024 Poetry Review Date Book!

I got some really nice news a little while ago — Scars Publications has included my short poem “Nothing” in its 2024 Poetry Review Date Book.  (The poem was originally published by Scars this past August in Down in the Dirt magazine — and then again the following month in the Casting Off poetry anthology.)

The 2024 Poetry Review Date Book is a weekly planner that includes short poems and artwork from both Down in the Dirt and its sister publication, cc&d magazine.  You can purchase it right here at Amazon for just $14.99.

Thanks once again to Editor Janet Kuypers for including my work in another outstanding Scars book.  🙂



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The struggle is real.

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Throwback Thursday: Thanksgiving Super Sale at The Wiz (1985)!!!

The Wiz might be something only my fellow New Yorkers will remember — it was a regional electronics chain in the metropolitan area.  Get a load of that electric typewriter for just $99.00.

Though everyone in my Long Island neighborhood saw commercials like this on TV, there weren’t any Wiz locations near us.  That territory had been firmly staked out by the far older P. C. Richard and Sons, The Wiz’ competitor.

Be warned — the jingle here is an earworm.


Happy Thanksgiving, all!!

Enjoy it and stay safe.  You guys behave yourselves!!  No roughhousing this year!

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Life magazine cover, November 20, 1890

A Message from the Editors of The Bees Are Dead.

It is with deep sadness that we are announcing an official close to submissions to The Bees Are Dead.

In all honesty, the webzine has been on hiatus for a while due to issues with our hosting site and growing family and work commitments. However, the unfortunate and sudden death of our great friend – and a third of the editorial Triumvirate, Dennis Williamson (a.k.a. Villelmi) – has caused the tentative process of reigniting the zine to fully extinguish.

We would like to thank everyone who submitted their work to us over the years and contributed to our dystopian labour of love. As has always been the case, please feel free to submit anything you had published with us, elsewhere.

The Bees Are Dead website has been taken down, but we will be leaving our Facebook page live (for as long as Facebook remains active) in memory of our beloved Dennis, whose collaboration, friendship, and exceptional talent for writing dark poetry imbued with a concoction of industrial imagery and classical references, we will never forget.

We wish all of our contributors and readers good luck in your current and future projects, and we hope you will continue to name us within your writer’s biographies.

With love and gratitude,

Philippe and Eric
– B.A.D. Press



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Spillwords Press publishes my short poem, “Blue.”

I am so happy this morning to see Spillwords Press feature my short poem, “Blue.”  You can find the poem right here.

Thanks yet again to Director of Development Dagmara K. for allowing me to be a part of the Spillwords Press creative community!



Throwback Thursday: this ad for the WOR-TV Channel 9 Thanksgiving monster movie marathon!

Here’s just a nifty newspaper advertisement for WOR-TV Channel 9’s annual Thanksgiving monster movie marathon — about which I’ve posted once or twice before.

I actually remember nearly all of this lineup from watching in the 1980’s!  The three big-gorilla flicks came first, in glorious black and white, with the Godzilla entries after.  (The only movie below that doesn’t ring a bell for me is “Godzilla vs. The Bionic Monster.”  I must have missed that one.



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“Do your worst,” they told me.

My online friends dared me to make memes about them.  I think these are pretty inspired for the speedy turnaround time …

Oh, HOW might I go about monetizing my brilliance?



My college buddy Charlene:

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My friend Joan:

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Awesome horror author Wednesday Lee Friday:

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My college buddy Frank:

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