New Poems at My Name Is Mud and Bateau

Several new publications on the wire:

"The bird in man is the color of the end of day" and "Knowing, in sunlight" are in the lovely letterpressed edition of Bateau;

Two more of The Fire Sermons--"When This Porchlight Burns" and "When This Pine Coffin Burns"--are online now at Adam Maynard's My Name Is Mud.

New poem at Weave

My poem "Abel" appears in the second issue of Weave magazine.

Old Poem at the Toronto Quarterly

Not to be confused with the other Sean Hill, also a poet, I have a new (written in, what, 1994?) poem, "juggernaut", at The Toronto Quarterly, which can be downloaded for free or ordered through Lulu.com.

"They say the mountains breed scholars," says Sancho Panza.

"Fair Haven", one of the pieces of my long poem White River Junction, is now in print in Blueline, a journal from the Adirondacks of Upstate New York.

Review of Jack Gilbert's "The Dance Most Of All"

My review of Jack Gilbert's fifth major poetry release is in print (Sunday edition) and online at The Oregonian. How kind of Knopf to send me a hardcover edition, no questions asked.

"Montana Ghost Town" in print

My poem "Montana Ghost Town" is now in the print version of The Foliate Oak, out of the University of Arkansas. The online version is at www.foliateoak.uamont.edu.

New poems at Juked and Pax Americana

Another section of "White River Junction" is up at Juked, and two prose poems are posted at Pax Americana.