I’ve just had an ebook published, The Sign of the Dragon. It’s an epic fantasy about King Xau, chosen by a dragon to be king, told in over three hundred poems. There’s a webpage about the book, which includes, among other things, a link to listen to me reading the opening poem.
I had two poems accepted for this year’s edition of Rune Literary Journal.
My short story Instructions for Time Travelers has just been published by Daily Science Fiction 🙂
I’ve had two poems accepted by Uppagus, bringing me up to a total of thirty poems that they’ve accepted! (Twenty-six of which have been published so far.)
My poem “How to Advertise Titan” is in the new issue of Star*Line, the fourth of my How-To astronomy poems to appear there 🙂
My poem How to Tease Jupiter has just appeared in Uppagus.
The latest issue of Mithila Review contains an interview with me, plus two of my poems (“How to Question Asteroid 16 Psyche” and “Patroclus.”) The issue has been released free online, because of the pandemic.
My poem “Brighton” has been accepted by Constellations. Hoping everyone is holding up okay in these difficult times.
My poem “Without Worship” is in the new issue of Space and Time magazine, and also my poem “Train Algebra” has been accepted by the Journal of Humanistic Mathematics 🙂
My first ever Goodreads giveaway started today. I’ll be giving away five copies of the print edition of The Sign of the Dragon.
My poem William Carlos Williams’s Cat has been published in Uppagus, my 47th poem to appear there! 🙂
Signed print copies of The Sign of the Dragon may be bought from Phantom of the Attic in Pittsburgh (411 S Craig St 2nd floor, Pittsburgh, PA 15213).
I was delighted to discover that The Sciku Project just reviewed my book How to Navigate Our Universe 🙂 The review may be read here.
Brandon O’Brien, Poet Laureate for the upcoming Seattle Worldcon, asked me about speculative poetry. You can read the interview here.
