Tag: publication

  • Publication Alert (8/16/25)

    Publication Alert (8/16/25)

    I am delighted to appear in the latest edition of Heterodox Haiku: Contrarians (p.43). Thank you, Jerome William Berglund, for including my #haiku in your extraordinary addition. So honored to appear with so many noted haijin! Congratulations to all of you featured in this edition!

  • Publication Alert (9/11/24)

    Publication Alert (9/11/24)

    I’m honored to appear in Where Peter is today. This haibun first appeared in Failed Haiku. Thank you, Mike Lewis!

  • Publication Alert! (6/25/24)

    Publication Alert! (6/25/24)

    I’m honored to announce that my haiku “white water…” appears in the latest edition of the Poetry Pea Podcast! (S7 E26 Single Object Haiku and Senryu Poetry) white-wateranother rapidover my head

  • Heterodox Haiku Anthology Premier: “Cutting Words”

    Heterodox Haiku Anthology Premier: “Cutting Words”

    I am delighted to appear in Heterodox Haiku’s latest anthology, Cutting Letters: English Interpretations of the 20 Traditional Japanese Kireji

  • Period 5 Accommodations: a .@ImageCurve #Haibun

    Ki-on carries on. Carmen manipulates. Carlos and Justin complain. Ibrahim defies. Seated in a horseshoe formation, in a corner room, they test me while taking their tests. I feel the familiar sensations: tightening in the throat and chest, tension in the neck and shoulders, gritted teeth. My frustration rises. This time, however, I become aware…

  • Exploring Peekskill: an .@ImageCurve #haibun

    The traffic is bumper-to-bumper south of Anthony Wayne Recreation Area. A five-minute drive to the first exit for Bear Mountain takes an hour. When we learn the park is closed, due to reaching capacity, we realize we won’t make Oktoberfest. parked carson the highway medianfoot traffic Peekskill’s Downtown Art district consists of a short row…

  • Lunch—deferred: an @ImageCurve #haibun

    All he needed to do was print his answers. But when he plugged his Alpha Smart into the printer and keyed the sequence to print, the device failed. We waited—in vain—for help from Astor’s Tech support, a CUNY intern in over his head. I scribed his answers and then walked him to class. All I…

  • Brooms Out Back: an .@ImageCurve #Haibun

    The broom rests against the vinyl siding adjacent to the storm door. Its yellow bristles scatter out like unkempt hair from one side. A black foam guard overlays a gray plastic staff. Mira steps outside, chattering with her sister overseas. She sweeps curled, yellowing maple leaves on-handed as she converses about God-knows-what in Portuguese. Even…