My poem What He Told Me, about my father, has been published by Songs of Eretz Poetry Review.

I am happy to report that my science fiction poem “Exercise 2050” has been accepted by Star*Line.

My poem Favorite Place, about visiting Dublin with William and Lucy, has been published by Songs of Eretz Poetry Review.

Grievous Angel accepted my poem “Meisho’s Dodos,” a whimsical poem that I am fond of 🙂

My poem Trees won first place in the 150th weekly contest at poetrynook.com 🙂 🙂 “Trees” is a short poem, just 5 lines long, and first appeared in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

In a second piece of good news for the day, my science fiction poem The Secret Life of a Toaster has appeared in Polu Texni 🙂

My poem “Lotus Moon,” a King Xau poem, has appeared in issue 4.2 of Mythic Delirium 🙂 The Kindle edition is on sale now, and I believe that my poem will appear online (free) in December.

Doubly-good news from Songs of Eretz Poetry Review: they accepted my poem “What He Told Me,” and published another poem of mine, Air Show Maneuvers.

I have three poems in the new issue of Mithila Review: Alternate Genders, Chronology of Items Found on the Moon, and Boatman 🙂 🙂 🙂 The last of these, Boatman, is a King Xau poem. The other two are stand-alone poems.

My poem What War Is Like has been published at Songs of Eretz Poetry Review. It’s my most-recently-written poem to be published, dating from May 2017. Even in the happy event where a poem is quickly accepted, there is often a significant lag between acceptance and actual publication.

In a second piece of good news, my poem “The Ark’s Daughters” has been accepted for the Evolving Gender issue of Eye to the Telescope 🙂

My poem Imperial History won first place (and $150) in the 148th weekly contest at poetrynook.com 🙂 🙂 “Imperial History” is a poem with a biology slant, and first appeared in Axe Factory Review.