A Love Poem for Pride Month
My poem, “She gave me COVID on our first date”, is out now on DC Pride Poems. This poem is pretty self-explanatory 😂. And […]
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My book turns 10 this year!
I had a dream come true ten years ago. My book On that one-way trip to Mars was published in May 2016 — which is somehow a decade ago!
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Catch a falling poem, put it in your pocket
How to celebrate Poem in Your Pocket Day & upcoming readings The Mid-Atlantic Review is hosting a community reading and fundraiser this […]
Read moreLast flight for On that one-way trip to Mars
Sadly my first book, On that one-way trip to Mars, is now out of print. My publisher Bottlecap Press informed me that […]
Read moreSecond annual D.C. Art Book Fair this weekend!
This weekend, Sunday, November 5, I’ll be tabling with my sister again at the second annual D.C. Art Book Fair from 12-5 p.m at […]
Read moreReading in NYC
Earlier this month I ventured up to the Big Apple for a poetry reading. I was invited to read with several other […]
Read moreMy book is on sale for the holiday weekend
Bottlecap Press, the publisher of my book “On that one-way trip to Mars,” has a 2015-2016 anthology available for a limited time […]
Read more‘Brooklyn, Brooklyn, take me in’: Reading at Berl’s Poetry Shop
Song title lyrics always make good headlines, right? Well, on November 5 I’ll be asking Brooklyn and New Yorkers to take me […]
Read moreThe dreaded reading — and how not to suck at it
D.C. science fiction writer Tara Campbell recently wrote an article in the Washington Independent Review of Books encouraging silent writers to go […]
Read moreRead this awesome book mostly on the plane ride home and then during the most painful cold/ear infection of my life, hence […]
Read moreGoing analog after a digital summer
After 10 weeks of staring at computer screens and code for eight to 15 hours a day during my News21 Fellowship, I […]
Read moreRereading “Fahrenheit 451”
Yesterday I reread “Fahrenheit 451.” It took me most of the afternoon, through the night. I read in the car, as my […]
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