A Short History of Monsters Awarded the Miller Williams Prize
A Short History of Monsters Awarded the Miller Williams Prize
In Proclamation to the Emperors of Agony: Notes on Bart Plantenga’s List Full
Singing In The Dark : A Global Anthology of Poetry Under Lockdown
The Margins (Asian-American Writers Workshop)
Split This Rock - Poems and video
Sensitive Skin - A Life of Uncontrollable Urges (or Tourettes's and the Writing Life)
Poetry Spot (video) - New York City Marathon (directed by Joel Blumsack)
Revolting News (video) - Giant Steps (The True Story of How the Fugs Came About)
My manuscript, A Short History of Monsters, was chosen by former poet laureate Billy Collins as the winner of the 2019 Miller Williams Poetry Prize and was published by the University of Arkansas Press in March, 2019. My poetry, fiction, and nonfiction have appeared in Bomb, Salon, Alternet, The Weeklings, Exquisite Corpse, Another Chicag
My manuscript, A Short History of Monsters, was chosen by former poet laureate Billy Collins as the winner of the 2019 Miller Williams Poetry Prize and was published by the University of Arkansas Press in March, 2019. My poetry, fiction, and nonfiction have appeared in Bomb, Salon, Alternet, The Weeklings, Exquisite Corpse, Another Chicago Magazine, Unbearables, Crimes of the Beats, Up is Up, but So Is Down: New York’s Downtown Literary Scene, 1974-1992, and many other journals and anthologies. I've written features and reviews for NYPress, Washington City Paper, the Brooklyn Rail, and the New York Times and read my work at the Lollapalooza Festival, CBGBs, the Knitting Factory, the Public Theater, the Living Theater, the Split This Rock poetry festival, the Nuyorican Poets’ Café, the St. Mark’s Poetry Project, the Black Cat Club, the Washington Project for the Arts, and many other venues. I live in Washington, DC with my wife, the poet Heather Davis, and our daughter and son. I'm at work on a memoir.
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