
Author of A Season in Hell with Rimbaud, Millennial Roost, and A Family Is a House. Asst. Prof. @Utoledo. Indie movie poet. SC native. Baker.
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A Season in Hell with Rimbaud was awarded the 2024 Nancy Dasher Book Award yesterday in Columbus, Ohio. This picture was taken today in my living room 🤣🤣. So happy to add this memory to my OhioMichigan journey. @boaeditions
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"They rush past the periphery / in sunlight. What was that, / a friend asks, as if briefly / my torso had begun to slip / from my legs..."
From "A Scurry" by @ASU English alum @DustinKPearson.
Read the poem @WaxwingMag: ow.ly/pPqO50XpBUG #ASUHumanities
The University of Toledo is hiring an Assistant Lecturer to teach in the Composition Program. This position has a start date of Fall 2026. Please see this link for the complete job listing, which I learned was posted yesterday: careers.utoledo.edu/cw/en-us…
I have two poems in the new Waxwing. I so much love the art by Dora Ilce. I've included screens of one poem and of the issue art, but here's a link to the full issue: waxwingmag.org/index.php#top
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A man was filming the depth of a hole in Arctic ice when he accidentally caught a seal surfacing to breathe
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Amazing how the expression of the eyes seems to change as the mouth changes.
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"Here was a living, breathing canon of American letters being nurtured across generations."
In honor of #NationalPoetryMonth, Cave Canem was profiled by @latimes
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A new poem in the latest issue of Sixth Finch. Here’s a link to the whole issue: sixthfinch.com
So happy seeing the Hell poems get some shine here.
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Wow! Laurel Review accepted 3 of the collaborative poems Dustin Pearson, Steve Castro, and I wrote: "We End and the World Begins, Where?" "A Change of Occupation" and "Three Deaths near a Body of Water." HUGE thank you to Editor John Gallaher!
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