Pages 33-40 from Make—a graphic poetic sequence exploring the reality of “the page under the page”—have just been published in issue 31 of Posit. The Editor’s Note features a small acute essay about each included work. To explore this independent online journal follow the link below:
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NOVEL EXCERPT IN NORTHWEST REVIEW
An excerpt from Chapter 7 of it all melts down to this: a novel in timelines appears in this venerable print journal out of the University of Oregon.
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WYSO BOOK NOOK INTERVIEW
Recently I had a wide-ranging conversation addressing various literary projects with Vick Mickunas, host of the NPR author interview show Book Nook.
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Click this link to access a related review of Full of Hunger and Full of Bread: The World of Jura Soyfer 1912-1939
NEW WORK IN NEW NOTE POETRY
Pages 59-62 from Make—a graphic poetic sequence exploring the reality of “the page under the page”—appear in the spring 2022 issue of New Note Poetry, an independent journal. To read the issue follow the link below.
NEW WORK IN SUPERPRESENT
Pages 41-44 from Make—a graphic poetic sequence exploring the reality of “the page under the page”—appears in the spring 2022 issue of Superpresent, an independent journal. To view the issue follow the link below.
ESSAY IN RARITAN
The just released issue of Raritan contains an essay called “The Writers’ Studio” which depicts the power of art to positively transform an individual existence.
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NEW WORK IN SOLSTICE
An excerpt from Make—a graphic poetic sequence exploring the reality of “the page under the page”—has just appeared in Solstice, an independent literary journal. Follow the link below to reach the content.
NOVEL EXCERPT IN QUARTER AFTER EIGHT
Chapter 8 of it all melts down to this: a novel in timelines appears in the new issue (vol. 27) of this journal out of Ohio University edited by Laura Post and Melanie Ritzenthaler.
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SOUTH DAKOTA ARTS COUNCIL INTERVIEW; NEW WORK IN PUBLICATION OUT OF MAINE
An interview with me appears in the latest issue of Arts Alive, a publication of the South Dakota Arts Council:
The journal Hole in the Head Review, rooted in Maine, is the second to publish an excerpt from a new work I call Make.
LATE GOOD NEWS
Recently I learned that my essay “Sing Me a Song of 19 University Place,” which originally appeared in The Southern Review, was cited as a Notable Essay (pp. 220) in the Best American Essays 2019 volume, edited by Rebecca Solnit.
Ben Miller, author 