Check out the approved cover design for The Poet’s Garage on my homepage! The poetry collection is coming out in May 2020 from Unsolicited Press. The drawing is based on the title poem, which is posted on the Poetry page.

Ignoring all the warning signs, Curt can’t resist Debby’s appeal for help after her boyfriend’s sent to jail. http://www.bridgeeight.com/cold-goodbye/

This poem was inspired by an incident in my childhood, thinking about how much our landscape has changed in the past two centuries. Click through the journal to Page 57, a lot of good stuff inside. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b9b40823e2d09817ccd4c5a/t/5d05aae2d800ce000111d7e4/1560652538926/TR131.2.pdf

The literary journal Fictive Dream has reposted “Artie’s Dodge” as part of their “Revisits” series. Honored and happy to see Curt and Artie riding again. https://fictivedream.com/2019/07/10/revisits-friendship/

Excited to have a poem in Typishly. The seed for this poem came from reading how the Google AI can now compose love poems. https://typishly.com/2019/06/22/robot-writes-a-love-poem/

Pleased to see this poem appear so close to Earth Day. I didn’t intend to write an environmental poem but the muse obviously had a greater purpose.

https://thegreenlightliteraryjournal.wordpress.com/2019/04/23/national-poetry-month-day-22/

This poem features one of my favorite places, the beach in Santa Cruz, California. The Green Light Literary Journal is running daily poems for National Poetry Month.

https://thegreenlightliteraryjournal.wordpress.com/2019/04/15/national-poetry-month-day-15/