Get your copy of Illumen’s Winter 2021 Issue

The Illumen Winter 2021 issue is on sale now over at Hiraeth Books; you can purchase it right here. If you do purchase a copy, please check out both poems of mine in this issue — “Not of Byzantium” and “All Our Faults Are Fallen Leaves.”  Thanks again to Editor Tyree Campbell for allowing me the opportunity to see my work appear in this outstanding science fiction and fantasy poetry magazine!

I’m sitting down with my copy of Illumen.

The Spring 2020 Issue is great read.  I am currently enjoying the work of featured poet Francis. W. Alexander.

If you can lay hands on a copy, I highly recommend K.S. Hardy’s short poem “Night.”  It’s perfect.

Illumen to feature “Smiling Among Inert Shipwrecks” in its Spring 2020 Issue.

Hey, I got one really terrific early Christmas present — Illumen will publish a poem of mine, “Smiling Among Inert Shipwrecks,” in its Spring 2020 issue.   This will be the second time that the print-only publication has featured my work — the first was when Illumen published my “Three Dreamers” set of poems back in 2013.

Illumenis a speculative poetry journal that is released quarterly by Alban…

Publication notice: Dead Snakes features “Three Dreamers”

I’m honored to share here that Dead Snakes published “Three Dreamers” today.  This is a set of three related poems that was first featured by Dagda Publishing, in the United Kingdom, in January 2013 — the poems’ individual titles are “The Writer,” “The Secretary,” and “The Bureaucrat.”  Dagda subsequently featured these poems in print format in its 2013 poetry anthology, “Threads.”  Finally,…

NaNoWriMo Week 1 and Illumen Magazine

National Novel Writing Month is in full swing, and I am working on a new horror novel titled The Dream Catcher. How am I doing? Well, if you head over to The Confabulator Cafe, you can find out for yourself.

A few days ago, I received a copy of the Autumn issue of Illumen, a speculative poetry journal from Alban Lake Publishing that contains my poem “Crow, Why Do You Cry?” You can pick up a copy…