2014 was my second most productive year, though unlike the two years prior, no book was released. There are no plans for books this year either, though my seven novels remain unpublished. I also have several collections of poetry that could be released, if I can find a willing publisher.
Here are the poems and stories that were published, some with links if you missed them. Cheers.
Feb
Vavaya – To
belong to…
March
Linnet’s Wings –
Plath
Zygote in my
Coffee – Pressing
- Miscalculation
before reflection
April
Muddy River Poetry - It's cold out there
Black Fox Literary Magazine - When late night TV was cool
Fizzle faith
Extinct still here
Apprenticeship in bloom
May
East Coast Lit Review - The person formerly known as me
Poetry Quarterly - Birthright
June
Bareback Magazine - Accidental
Muddy River Poetry - It's cold out there
Black Fox Literary Magazine - When late night TV was cool
Fizzle faith
Extinct still here
Apprenticeship in bloom
May
East Coast Lit Review - The person formerly known as me
Poetry Quarterly - Birthright
June
Bareback Magazine - Accidental
July
Stock Shack Magazine (Netherlands) - My daddy used to say
MIC Lit Journal - Thailand - The Thing
Stock Shack Magazine (Netherlands) - My daddy used to say
MIC Lit Journal - Thailand - The Thing
September
Gold Dust (UK) - When fortune turns towards you
Oct
Miracle - Light, Shade and in-between
Perihelion - It's the last great ice shelf!
Nov
Subtopian - (All five poems here)
A very open wound
Welcome to La La Land
Skank Stepper
Hit on Hit Out
The night journeymen (boys)
(From my Story Shack piece) Michael Ilkiw Illustrator |
Some success in just about every month, and some international success too. I hope someone picks up one of your novel manuscripts this year. If only I could have seven complete manuscripts, instead of three first drafts and two incomplete novels. I admire your drive.
ReplyDeleteI had know idea - I mean, I know you're always writing brilliantly, but I didn't realized you're so well published. Some day, sooner than later, may it translate into at least a smidgen of fame and fortune.
ReplyDeleteLove ya.