My poem Yayoi Kusama is online at Songs of Eretz Poetry Review 🙂 It’s a short mainstream poem about taking Lucy to an art gallery when she was six years old. (I wrote the first draft years ago, but the current pared-down version dates from last month.)

My poem “Lost,” about loving Tolkien, has been accepted by Songs of Eretz Poetry Review 🙂

Today I received contributor copies of the May/June 2017 issue of F&SF, containing my poem “The Path to Peace” 🙂 🙂 🙂 This is my second poem from The Sign of the Dragon to appear in F&SF, and it’s from the point-of-view of one of King Xau’s enemies. N.B. I don’t think the issue will be on sale until closer to the official publication date (i.e. May).

My poem Stormalong Bay has been accepted by Ship of Fools, my 29th (!) acceptance from them 🙂

My poem “Yellowstone” has been accepted by litbreak 🙂 I wrote the poem after a family vacation to Yellowstone National Park. As you can see, it features another of my highly creative titles.

My poem Five Arrows has been published online at Songs of Eretz Poetry Review. It’s a poem about King Xau with his children.

Also, Medusa’s Laugh have reprinted Nanotext, the anthology containing my poem “Advice to a Houseplant,” as a free electronic download available from this webpage.

My 4-line poem “The Headlong Year” has been accepted for the Alternate Stories/Alternate Realties issue of Eye to the Telescope 🙂

Two poems from The Sign of the Dragon have been accepted for the forthcoming issue of Rune Literary Journal. The poems are titled “Second Sight” and “Angshan.”

I was startled, but delighted, by a one-day reply from Mithila Review: they would like to publish all three of the poems that I sent them 🙂

My poem “Portraits” has been accepted by Songs of Eretz Poetry Review. “Portraits” is a poem about Xau relaxing with his guards and Tian, the woman who cleans his rooms at the palace.