New poem in a new journal

Mike Burwell, founder of Cirque, a new journal out of Anchorage, Alaska, has published my prose poem, "Freezeout Creek", written while in residency in the Imnaha River Canyon at the Fishtrap cabin. The journal is dedicated to the voices and themes of the North Pacific Rim. The poem raps on a strange murderer who lives on the edge of Hell's Canyon.

Review of Galvin

My review of James Galvin's As Is (Copper Canyon Press) is online at Bookslut.

Poem at Elimae

"Medicine Bag" is up at elimae, with a little editing help by editor Cooper Renner and my wife.

Interview c/o Didi Menendez

As part of a project Orange & Sardines editor Didi Menendez, I've answered to a series of interview questions posted on her MiPOesias blog.

Two of my poems appears in the April 2009 edition of O&S here.

New poems at 42opus and in Hayden's Ferry Review

My poem "Shotpouch Road" is featured in Issue 45 of Hayden's Ferry Review (whose cover by Hong Hao is featured here) and "Cover of a Country Song" is online at 42opus.

Next I'll be working on a review of Graham Foust's A Mouth in California, out now from Flood Editions.

Pushcart nominations!

Tom Holmes at Redactions has nominated my poem "Sometimes I See My Country" for a Pushcart Prize.

Likewise, Didi Menendez at Oranges & Sardines has nominated my poem "When this Rose Parade Burns" for the anthology as well.

Five New Poems in Copper Nickel

Five of my poems--three from my soon-to-be released first book, The Imagined Field, and two errant prose poems--are in Copper Nickel, issue 12, available from the University of Colorado Denver.