I couldn’t be more excited to be included in another incredible Wednesday Night Poetry lineup! Kai Coggin has done such a remarkable job keeping these events going through the past year and has featured a wide variety of poets along with open mic readings. You can view past […]
Whale Road Review is an online literary journal celebrating five years of regular issues, including poets Jennifer Givhan, Susan Rich, Jeannine Hall Gailey, Dayna Patterson and many other incredible poets! I was honored to have my poem “My matter” published along side such wonderful company in the Spring […]
Whale Road Review is an online literary journal that “takes its name from an old kenning. The ocean is the whale road. Whale road. Those words conjure an image of whales moving in patterns through the waters of the world.” They are currently open to poetry and short prose. They […]
Whale Road Review is an online literary journal that “takes its name from an old kenning. The ocean is the whale road. Whale road. Those words conjure an image of whales moving in patterns through the waters of the world.” I wondered how and why this journal came to be, […]
I couldn’t be more honored than to have my poem “My matter” published along side such wonderful company in the Spring 2018 issue of Whale Road Review. “These pieces will take you from Mardi Gras to Easter, from giraffe procreation to elephant extinction, from childhood memories to dust […]
I couldn’t be more honored than to have my poem “My matter” published along side such wonderful company in the Spring 2018 issue of Whale Road Review. “These pieces will take you from Mardi Gras to Easter, from giraffe procreation to elephant extinction, from childhood memories to dust […]
Whale Road Review is an online literary journal that “takes its name from an old kenning. The ocean is the whale road. Whale road. Those words conjure an image of whales moving in patterns through the waters of the world.” I wondered how and why this journal came to be, […]
Whale Road Review is an online literary journal that “takes its name from an old kenning. The ocean is the whale road. Whale road. Those words conjure an image of whales moving in patterns through the waters of the world.” I wondered how and why this journal came to be, […]
