New Review of the Nineteen Steps Between Us

The Nineteen Steps Between Us was just reviewed in Corner Club Press.

“His poetic genius lies in his ability to not let the aesthetic beauty of his work come in the way of his verse’s emotional impact. He has an extremely distinctive voice, and isn’t afraid of exploring it without reticence or self-reservation.”

You can read the whole review right here.

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“Emily As A New, Large Emotion”, “Emily As A Question of a Sinning”, and “Emily As the Gold Was Waiting for Us on the Riverbank” have all been accepted for publication in F(r)iction.

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“A Letter to Auguste Rodin About the Other Parts of Ohio” and “A Letter to Auguste Rodin About Cold Drinks in Cold Weather” have both been accepted for publication by Poetry Superhighway.