Here's a brief rundown of poems I've posted since the last update in May:
The Fib Review (edited by Mary-Jane Grandinetti, who is also editor of Shot Glass Journal) is a zine devoted not to minor mendacities but to the fib, a form based on the Fibonacci sequence. I had 3 poems in issue #10: "The mailman cometh", "Gift of gab", and "Make your cooking colorful". (I can't the links to work; see "Index to published poems" at right.)
Curio Poetry is a fairly new zine, specializing in "poetry that explores the world at a micro-level: tiny spaces, instants, individual objects, scraps of dreams and memories, et cetera." Issue #3 contains 3 of mine: Summer libation; The sinister spoon; Floaters.
The December issue of Danse Macabre had my cranky holiday poem, "'Tis the season" - I'll post the link on the sidebar when the archive is available again. Two other poems, Literalness is the Devil's weapon; Visitation, were posted on the auxiliary site, Danse Macabre du Jour.
On New Verse News, see my double dactyl Laissez-faire (June 12, 2011) and Sonnenizio on a line by Edward Thomas (March 5, 2012).
The latter is the first poem I've written since last June; time to get in gear for National Poetry Writing Month in April!
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Hi Esther! I enjoyed your newest book, but didn't make it to the book signing. Maybe someday you and I and the book will be in the same room and I can get your signature? Now I'll check these out this month. I plan to try the April challenge this year. I am finally retired, so I think I can manage it. I am one week into this new freedom, though, and I can't imagine how I had time to go to work! Holding you in the light, Friend.
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