What Stranger Miracles
What Stranger Miracles (White Knuckle Press, 2016) is a collection of ten prose poems formerly published online and free to read.
Review at Science Fiction Poetry Association (scroll to the bottom of the page). Nominated for 2017 Elgin Award given by Science Fiction Poetry Association.,
Six October Stones
Pushcart-nominated Six October Stones (Origami Poems Project, 2015) is a collection of six short poems woven into a longer poem and—like all Origami Poems Project chapbooks—is a free PDF download that can be folded into a very small chapbook using the instructions found on the site. Check it out; it’s free!
a gnarled oak
It’s a classy looking little book, just plain white paper but with some of the sharpest black and white photos I’ve seen. They’re almost pellucid in their use of light — and the same adjective could be used to describe the micropoems in this chapbook.
Sherry Chandler, author of Weaving a New Eden
a gnarled oak was a limited edition of 50 signed copies made from my favorite micropoems of 2009 for family, friends and a few lucky blog readers. It is a collection of micropoems taken from my micropoetry site a gnarled oak (before it became a literary journal).
a gnarled oak 2010
a gnarled oak 2010 was another limited edition of 50 signed and numbered copies made from my favorite micropoems of 2010 for family, friends and a few lucky blog readers. As with its predecessor, it is a collection of micropoems taken from my micropoetry site a gnarled oak (before it became a literary journal).
Kind words were written about it by Sherry Chandler, Fiona Robyn and Caroline Gill.