VIDEOS

Poets vs. Pandemic Reading from July 21st, live on Youtube. My reading begins at about 19:30. Be sure and listen to the fine work of Miles David Moore and Lucinda Marshall as well. Thanks to Henry Crawford for hosting and video production.

BOOKS

No Barking in the Hallways: Poems from the Classroom. New Academia Publishing/Scarith Books. 2017.
ISBN978-0-9981477-0-3. paperback, 68 pages. Order from Amazon.com, or Barnes & Noble.com.

The Altar of Innocence. New Academia Publishing/Scarith Books. 2015. ISBN 978-0-9906939-5-6 paperback, 90 pages.  Order from Amazon.com, or Barnes&Noble.com.

Singing in the Dark: A Global Anthology of Poetry Under Lockdown. K. Satchidanandan and Nishi Chawla, editors. 2019. Penguin India. Poems included: “In Need of Imagination” and “The Importance of Flowers.

Women Write Resistance: Poets Resist Gender Violence. Laura Madeline Wiseman, editor. 2013.
Poem included: “Marital Privilege.”

Reckless Writing: The Modernization of Poetry by Emerging Writers of the 21st Century. Penny Dunning, editor. Chatter House Press. 2012.
Poems included: “Mrs. S” (nominated for a Pushcart Prize) and “More Rock Than Bach.”

Life in Me Like Grass on Fire: Love Poems. Maryland Writers’ Association Book. Laura Shovan, editor. 2011 section editor for “Love of Art and Work.”
Poems included: “Marriage,” “Seducing Billy Collins as He Finishes a Stanza,” “The Pediatrician” and “Dreams in My Portfolio.”

POEMS

• Pendemics Journal, “The Broken Trophy”
• Hope Collected, “Freshman’s Lament”
• Iron City Magazine, “Surviving the Lake in the Basement,” “Lock Me Up,” and “Sandbags Against the Flood.”
• Lummox, “At the Altar of St. Stephen”
• Mad in America, “The Hopkins Doctor Diagnoses Me” and “A Therapeutic Environment” 
• Fourth River, “Dress Code for the Women’s Prison”
• Poets and Artists Event, “Come What May” and “Time At the Bus Stop”
• Dragonfly, “Grooming” and “Too Late”
• Every Day Poetry/Every Writer, “The Code”
• New Verse News, “$1 a Day to Fight the Largest Fire in CA History”
• Gargoyle, “Mental Health Box,” & “Branded.”
• Fledgling Rag, “Real for Real,” “Nathaniel Breaks It Down for You,” “Between Here and Hope.”
• New Verse News, “I Don’t Need Any More Facts,” “A Day in the Life of a Drone Pilot,” “Value-added Teachers”
• Skinny Poetry Journal, “Walking by the Schoolyard.”
• Texture, “Imaginarium.”
• Gyroscope Review, “Working Hard.”
• Panoplyzine, “Cocktails.”
• ArLiJo, “Barriers,” and “The Autoworker on the Radio Explains How the Factory Works.”
• Light Ekphrastic. “The Apple in His Eyes.”
• Mipoesias, “Rena”
• Pif Magazine, “Naptime in the Kindergarten Room”
• Scribble, “Nested,” “Second Chance Cafe,” and “The Portal.”
• Women Write Resistance: Poets Resist Gender Violence. “Marital Privilege.”
• Reckless Writing Anthology: The Modernization of Poetry by Emerging Writers of the 21st Century. “More Rock Than Bach,” and “Mrs. S.”
• The Gunpowder Review, Autumn 2011: “Dreams in My Portfolio Redux” and “Postcards.”
• Praxilla Literary Journal: “Liam Sits Folded,” “Stubborn Guests,” “This is Just to Say Redux,” “Martini Memories,” and “Fierce Kisses.”
•  Little Patuxent Review: “Wine and Water” and “Adultery.”
• Life in Me Like Grass on Fire Anthology: “The Love of Work and Art,” “Dreams in My Portfolio,” “Seducing Billy Collins as He Finishes a Stanza,” “Marriage,” and “The Pediatrician.”

ARTICLES, ESSAYS, AND INTERVIEWS

• Interview: Little Patuxent Review. “Interview with Peter Bruun.” Print. Summer 2021.
• Interview: Little Patuxent Review. “Interview with Grace Cavalieri.” Print. Winter 2021.
• Article: The Awakenings Review. “From Pollyanna to Polypharmacy: A Story of Overmedication and Recovery.” 2020.
• Article: Currere Exchange Journal. “Poetry as Inquiry: Using Poetry to Explore the Currere of Prison Experience”. Online. May 2020
• Interview: Little Patuxent Review. “Interview with Kevin Shird.” Print. Summer 2020
• Interview: Little Patuxent Review. “Interview with Ben Cricchi” Print, Winter 2020.
• Interview: “The Healing Power of Writing” with Liz Bobo from Howard Community College
• Essay: Mad in America. “Learning to Speak the Subtle Language of Pain.”
• Essay: Mad in America. “The Answers in the Attic: A Mother-Daughter Story of Overmedication and Recovery.”
• Interview: Little Patuxent Review Blog.“Interview with Ned Tillman: Author of The Big Melt.”
• Interview: Little Patuxent Review Blog. “Contributing Editor Ann Bracken Interviews Morna McDermott McNulty.” Web.
• Interview: Little Patuxent Review. “Sitting Down for a Stoop Story: Interview with Laura Wexler and Jessica Myles Henkin.” Print.
• Interview: Little Patuxent Review. “What Builds Our Worlds: An Interview with Jason Reynolds.” Print.
• Interview: Little Patuxent Review. “An Interview with Paul Rucker.” Print
• Interview: Little Patuxent Review. “An Interview with Ann Bracken About No Barking in the Hallways.” Online
• Interview: Little Patuxent Review. “An Interview with Betty May.” Print
• Interview: Little Patuxent Review Blog, “An Interview with Linda Moghadam” and “Once You’re Inside.” Online
• Interview: Little Patuxent Review. “An Interview with Morna McDermott.” Print
• Interview: Little Patuxent Review. “An Interview with Grace Cavalieri.” Print
• Essay: Little Patuxent Review. “Crafting a Bridge to Healing.”Print
• Interview: Little Patuxent Review. “Interview with Nancy Naomi Carlson.” Print
• The Museletter, July 2008: “Warrior Writer: An Interview with Drew Cameron.” Print
• Essay: On Purpose Women Magazine, August/September 2008: “Full Ahead Slow: One of the Three Pillars of Hope.” Print
• Essay: On Purpose Women Magazine, February/March 2008: “The Three Pillars of Hope: Using Expressive Arts to Navigate Life’s Transitions.” Print
• Essay: Little Patuxent Review, Winter 2007: “Riding Into the Wind” Print
• Interview: The Museletter, November 2004: “Engagement With Life; An Interview with Michael Collier, Maryland’s Poet Laureate.” Print
• Interview: The Museletter, March 2004: “The Power of Art; An Interview with David Read Johnson'” Print
• Interview: The Museletter, March 2001: “Interview with Edward Hirsch.” Print