My poems “Li” and “Rachel” have both been accepted by Songs of Eretz Poetry Review. “Li” is a poem from The Sign of the Dragon that focuses on one of King Xau’s guards. “Rachel” is a poem about a childhood friend of mine.

My poem Returning has been published in The Open Mouse 🙂 It’s a poem about King Xau riding for home after defeating a demon.

I will be giving a short poetry reading on Thursday at Te Cafe, 2000 Murray Avenue, Squirrel Hill, as part of the Pittsburgh Poetry Review’s roadshow for issue two. Charles W Brice and Stuart Sheppard will also be reading. The event starts at 7 pm.

My poem “Messengers,” a short poem from The Sign of the Dragon, has been accepted by Grievous Angel 🙂

My poem Inheritance has just appeared in Heroic Fantasy Quarterly 🙂 “Inheritance” is a poem with King Xau, and the dragon, and King Xau’s oldest son.

My poem “First Lesson” has been accepted by Silver Blade 🙂 “First Lesson” takes place 17 years into King Xau’s story.

My poem “Roasted Chicken” appeared online in Songs of Eretz Poetry Review. It’s a poem about cooking with Lucy.

My poem “Dragon,” in which King Xau meets the dragon for the second time, is in the latest issue of Dreams & Nightmares 🙂

I have had two more poems published in Songs of Eretz Poetry Review: Micha, which is a short King Xau poem that takes place soon after the end of “Crowned”, and Giants, which is a poem about my parents that was first published in the Atlanta Review.

My poem “Captain,” part of the King Xau saga, has been accepted by Songs of Eretz Poetry Review 🙂 It may be my swiftest acceptance to date, the email reply flying back in under ten minutes!