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In 2021 I started sending out the poems “To Try to Fall” and “I used to think you were beautiful.” By the time the nice editors at Dark Wint...

“I’m Not Waiting” appears in the first issue of New Note Poetry . Scroll down to page 20 (or maybe 21, depending on viewing platform). The...

A quick list of the places that included something of my work in 2021: bottle rockets Soul-Lit Chronogram Haight Ashbury Literary Journa...

Four haiku posted on 14 November at Heliosparrow . This one, among them: a breeze  shades and unshades the leaf litter

“… Does a poem go on existing even if it's not being read? Does its meter, let's say, still measure? What really happens to a poem, ...

  2021 is the 50th anniversary of Oziana , an annual collection of Oz short stories published by the International Wizard of Oz Club. To cel...

The chapter “in which the book observes the descent of the elevator” appears in Unlikely Stories , Mark V.  

The theme for October’s brass bell was “numbers,” specifically editor Zee Zahava wanted Arabic numerals, that is, 1, 2, 3, etc. This is the...

Three poems appear in The Sparrow’s Trombone : “Look!” “just a putt on the green dream” “shadows fasting in a team” According to editor J...

Three chapters of Autobiography of a Book appear at Mercurius . The editors write : Mercurius Magazine was founded in May 2020 with the ai...

GAS: Poetry, Art, and Music has posted two chapters from Autobiography of a Book, “in which the book admits to a difficulty” and “in which ...

" I Thought I Ought to Number” appears in issue #1 of the new zine ubu .  A poem in a debut issue. That’s fun. My poem appears on p.1...

Editor Zee Zahava requested new haiku for this issue  of brass bell, that is, poems written from 8/26 to 8/29. I felt some inspiration so ha...

I just finished a letter I began a month ago. When I send a copy of Thousand out I include a handwritten letter. My writing is pretty legib...

The theme for the June 2021 issue of brass bell haiku is “sounds.” The editor runs the poems in alphabetical order by the first name of th...

The theme for the May 2021 issue of brass bell haiku is “edible haiku.” The editor runs the poems in alphabetical order by the first name ...

Humble Pie , the literary and art annual of the California College of the Arts, published my poem “The perfect shape to drop to the earth” i...

“Night Poems” appears on page 42, issue #2 , Spring 2021 of Last Leaves . A reader has pointed out to me that the pdf document counts its pa...

Dear writer, are you being read? How would you know? My brother David Lee Ingersoll scripted and drew a comic book series back in the early...

On February 27, 2016 Judy Bebelaar was the second poet in the reading series. My supervisor at the library had asked me to brand it. I star...