Ringing in September

"Cymbalic Dream" helps to ring in September over at the micropoetry journal dadakuku. Thanks to petro c.k. for publishing me again.

Hey, I'm Back!

"Banned Book Blurb" is my latest micropoem for dadakuku. As always, I appreciate petro c.k. every they welcome me back in their journal.

I Think I Made Up a Word

petro c.k. included my micopoem "The Gerogarchy" in his journal dadakuku. Thanks to petro and dadakuku readers. 

Back for a Little Bit

"Content Worming" is my latest micropoem for dadakuku. Thanks to editor and publisher petro c.k. It's good to be back. 

 

Sometimes Less Means Less

Read my poem "Hysterical Revisionism" over at dadakuku and check out the rest of petro c.k.'s wonderful journal. 

First for 2026

My micropoem "For Life" ends the day over at dadakuku. Thank you, petro c.k. for continuing to feature my work in 2026.

My Work in Two New Collections

Over the last couple of weeks, two publications came out I'm proud to be part of.

dadakuku 3, from the online journal of the same name, came out thanks to Publisher petro c.k. 2025 was a year of hell. What better way to document it than when a tome of meaningful nonsense. So glad to have my work included with all the other dadakuku contributors of 2025. Purchase it on Amazon. 

Rust Belt Review #11.  The latest journal from Jay Miner. I've wanted to submit for a while, and now I'm included in the latest issue alongside such colleagues as Dan Flore II, Rusty Barnes, Wendy Cartwright and others. Order it on Lulu.

Publications I'm Grateful for in 2025: dadakuku

I tried to average a poem a month in petro c.k.'s journal dadakuku. I really did. I really wanted it to happen. I love this outlet and came so close. 

If only I had written a poem in September, I might have succeeded. 

I had nothing in September. 

Still, eleven poems is nothing to scoff at. 

I'm still proud of having so much work accepted in dadakku. 

I look forward to the year-end anthology.

I will submit again the minute the journal is open to submissions in 2026.

Christmas Arrived for Me

"Old Joke with Battered Punchline" is my final published poem in dadakuku for 2025. I can't thank petro c.k. enough for featuring me in his online journal. I'm looking forward to the next printed collection of this past year. 

Early November Win

My poem "No Time to Read the Manual" made it on to petro c.k.'s micro-poetry journal dadakuku. Thanks to him and all its readers for their support.

Bending

I'm back in with a new poem titled "#weareall" for petro c.k.'s journal dadakuku. Thanks to team dada for all the support. 

In Case You Forgot

"It's 2025" is my summertime poem for dadakuku. Thanks to petro c.k. for accepting this piece from me.

Perfect for Today and My Mood

Thanks to petro c.k. for publishing my poem "Late to the Famous Poem" on dadakuku today on July Fourth. 

Dead Man's Party

My poem "Afterparty" is in dadakuku today. Thanks to petro c.k. for publishing my work on this important day. 

Oh, How Current Events Feed Me

"First, Two, Three, Four, Five… " is my latest bit of micropoetic nonsense for petro c.k.'s journal dadakuku. Thanks to the gracious editor and publisher for welcoming me back for May.

Apparently, I Can't Stop Getting Published Today

"Thirteenth Article Stripteased" is my latest micro poem for the journal dadakuku. Once again, I'm grateful to petro c.k. for accepting my work.

Another Interruption to the Sadness

"My poem "Genius After ICE" is another William Carlos Williams patchwork piece up now at dadakuku. Thanks to Editor/Publisher petro c.k. for providing this one bright spot before the days to come.

Buffalo Coming!

"Act One: Trump Buffalos Language" was included today in dadakuku. Thanks to Editor/Publisher petro c.k. for taking a chance on this piece.

My Work Appears in dadakuku 2

The second annual anthology of the online minimalist/absurdist poetry journal dadakuku collects the entirety of its 2024 output along with a foreword from publisher petro c.k. and an introduction by fellow dadakuku alum Noah Berlatsky. I'm proud to have twelve of my micropoems included in this collection, sharing such space with other poets such as Rich Boucher, Patricia Carragon, Roberta Beach Jacobson, Marjorie Pezzoli and many more.

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Pause to Reflect

"When It's Time to Listen, They Concentrate" was published in dadakuku earlier this evening. Thanks to Editor petro c.k. for publishing this on International Holocaust Remembrance Day.