Ursula K. Le Guin is perhaps my favorite author, so I am particularly glad that a poem of mine, “On Reading Le Guin,” has just been published in a poetry anthology in her honor, Climbing Lightly Through Forests. The poem first appeared in Uppagus.

I am triply happy to report that three poems from The Sign of the Dragon have been nominated for the Rhysling Award 🙂 🙂 🙂 The poems are “The Cat’s Epilogue,” “Two Weeks,” and “Ford”. (“Ford” can be read online because it appeared in Heroic Fantasy Quarterly soon after its first appearance in The Sign of the Dragon.)

I’m happy to report that I’ve had two poems accepted by Uppagus 🙂

My poem The Middle Kingdom has been published by Polu Texni, my fifth poem to appear there. It’s about an alternate reality where China is at the center of the universe.

I’m very happy to report that I’ve had a story accepted by Daily Science Fiction 🙂 This will be my ninth story to appear there.

I’m happy to report that my poem What Aliens Read is an editor’s choice poem at Star*Line, and so is available online.

My poem “Directions to the Underworld” is in the new issue of Eye to the Telescope, edited by Alicia Cole with the theme of Travel.

I’ve had two science fiction poems accepted by The Future Fire 🙂

My poem “How to Colonize Venus” has been published in Andromeda Spaceways #81, which I believe is my first poetry publication in an Australian magazine 🙂

My poem The Reaper’s Cat is in the new issue of Mirror Dance (dated Autumn 2020, but just published today). It’s my seventh poem to appear in Mirror Dance.