The Huffington post is currently running a series called “The Working Poor” about people who work full time and yet are still having trouble making the ends meet. Just today, they posted my article on the subject, which you can read here. If you read through the article, you’ll here about my own personal experiences […]
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A few months ago I posted some information about Poetica Magazine’s call for submissions for their 2014 Holocaust Edition, which sought works of poetry and fiction, previously published, that dealt with the Holocaust in some way. I was planning to submit, and I wanted to let all of you guys out there know about the
So, I decided today to finally do a search of the Library of Congress’ online records to see if my book,Chronicles of a Bee Whisperer, made it into their system — even though it’s been out for over a year, the Library is slow to enter each new item into its database, so I wasn’t
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Because I’m just oh so conceited, I present to you some photos from the reading I gave at the UConn Co-Op on November 12th in support of the Covenant Soup Kitchen. All photos are courtesy of the Co-Op’s facebook page. Kate Schapira read from a number of her collections of poetry, including The Soft Place,
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One of the poems from my book, Chronicles of a Bee Whisperer, has recently been republished in the latest issue of The Write Life. The poem, titled ‘Gastronomica,’ puts a new twist on a couple of common phrases that we use today — take a look at the issue, An Ode To Words, to read! The
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Next Tuesday (November 12th) at 6pm I will be reading from my book of poetry Chronicles of a Bee Whisperer at the UConn Co-Op on the Storrs Campus. Titled “Creative Sustenance,” the event is to benefit the Covenant Soup Kitchen in Willimantic, CT. I’ll be reading alongside fellow poet Kate Schapira whose work includes The
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And last but not least, poem #3 from my book Chronicles of a Bee Whisperer reprinted in Eunoia Review: Jack loves Jill but Jill doesn’t love Jack, Jill loves Andy, who has a mustache and works the next cubicle over, next to the fax machine; and Andy, when he gets up to fax his expense reports out
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Poem #2 in Eunoia Review: ‘Permaculture‘ — check it out! Inspired by a TV ad for The Home Depot I saw years ago…you never know when inspiration will hit haha. Permaculture “Let’s plant a weekend, water it, and watch a summer grow.” –The Home Depot But why stop there? Let’s plant a summer and harvest
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In the coming days, three poems from my book Chronicles of a Bee Whisperer are to be reprinted in Eunoia Review. The first of the poems, ‘Unleavened Love’ went live tonight — check it out below, and be sure to check the original posting at Eunoia’s page (and pick up a copy of my book
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Three poems from my book, Chronicles of a Bee Whisperer, will be reprinted by Eunoia Review on July 10th and 11th. As I mentioned in a previous post, Eunoia Review is an amazing online literary journal that aims to print two new pieces of writing each day, which really gives readers a lot to choose
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