Interviewed on DC Public Library’s Podcast
When Jenny Cavallero, a D.C.-based comedian, writer, filmmaker, actor, and disabled person, approached me about being interviewed for DCPL’s Access This podcast, […]
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Crumb-sized a finalist in Etchings Press 2019 Whirling Prize
I’m so honored that my book Crumb-sized: Poems was included as a finalist in Etchings Press’ Whirling Prize in 2019. The theme this year […]
Book Blastoff Party! 🚀
My book launch party is this Friday, July 15, at Walls of Books in Washington, D.C. If you’re in the D.C. area, […]
When your book is out in the world
When your book is out in the world you start seeing people actually reading it. One of your old professors rates your […]
‘Aging with the solar system’ in Black Heart Magazine
Another one of my space poems was published this spring! This year has been amazing for my poems — they’re sprouting up […]
My poetry collection ‘On that one-way trip to Mars’ is being published!
My first book of poetry, “On that one-way trip to Mars,” is being published by Bottlecap Press! The collection will be launched on May […]
District Lit: Space Issue
District Lit, the literary magazine where I’m the Poetry Editor, is having a Space Issue! We’ve been impressed with some of the […]
What inspired ‘Duo-13-trip’
Dear Robot’s editor Kelly Jacobson asked the anthology contributors to share our inspiration for writing. She is running a blog hop from November 30-December 4, […]
‘On that one-way trip to Mars’ in Crab Fat Magazine
I would go to Mars if I wasn’t too short for NASA’s height restrictions. I had two more space-themed poems published in Crab […]
My favorite space books
I, for one, know I’m a space nerd. I admit it. I reblog photos of galaxies and Carl Sagan quotes on Tubmlr. […]
NASA space exploration budget cut, Elon University students, faculty react with diverse opinions
Discovery will return to Earth, be displayed in Smithsonian Marlena Chertock MARCH 7, 2011 President Barack Obama’s 2011 budget has restricted NASA’s […]