*Poised in Flight:
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* Storm Cycle 2013: The Best of Kind of a Hurricane Press:
One of my haiku poems that were published in High Coupe was reprinted in the anthology Storm Cycle 2013: The Best of Kind of a HurricanePress (page 389) on May 13, 2014 by Kind of a HurricanePress.
Many thanks to editors A.J. Huffman and April Salzano.
It is available as a free PDF download here.
It is also available in Paperback from Amazon.com ($7.50 plus S&H). Order here.
The website of the press said:
My poem “What I Learned from
the Flying Wings” was published in Poised
in Flight anthology (page 147) on March 28, 2013 by Kind of a Hurricane Press.
Many thanks to editors A.J. Huffman
and April Salzano.
It is available as a free PDF download here.
It is also available in Paperback from Amazon.com ($7.50 plus S&H). Order here.
* Storm Cycle 2013: The Best of Kind of a Hurricane Press:
One of my haiku poems that were published in High Coupe was reprinted in the anthology Storm Cycle 2013: The Best of Kind of a HurricanePress (page 389) on May 13, 2014 by Kind of a HurricanePress.
Many thanks to editors A.J. Huffman and April Salzano.
It is available as a free PDF download here.
It is also available in Paperback from Amazon.com ($7.50 plus S&H). Order here.
The Front Cover of Storm Cycle
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The website of the press said:
“Storm Cycle 2013: The Best of Kind of a Hurricane Press (480
pages) is a compilation of the editors’ favorite pieces from the
six 2013 online journals as well as our seven 2013 print anthologies. A tireless
search for poetic talent proved exceptionally fruitful, and the selection
process for this anthology was brutal. After a great deal of reading,
re-reading, and discussion, the editors amassed an extremely diverse and
eclectic body of work to put forth to represent what Kind of a Hurricane Press
is about: publishing the best poetry and flash fiction being crafted today.”
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* Rondini e Haiku migrano a Capoliveri:
My haiku poem “A Resistance tale”
accepted by International Capoliveri Haiku Contest 2013 on December 19, 2013
was published in the anthology Rondini e
Haiku migrano a Capoliveri in May 2014 (page 93) by la casa editrice Pagine
(the publishing house Pages), Roma, Italy.
Many thanks to Patrizia Bettini,
Mario Mastroianni, e Giorgio Weiss for their efforts in producing such a great anthology.
The Front Cover of Rondini e Haiku migrano a Capoliveri
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This anthology titled Rondini e
Haiku migrano a Capoliveri (Swallows
and Haiku Migrate to Capoliveri) [ISBN 978-88-6819-797-1] was published as
we said by Pagine on the occasion of International Capoliveri Haiku Contest
2013—a prestigious contest promoted by the municipality of Capoliveri and Giorgio
Weiss di Valbranca. This
contest is open to all poets in the 5 continents.
This is my haiku poem which was
originally written in English.
A resistance tale—
the mouflon and wild boar still
in Mount Capanne.
This is its Italian translation.
Una storia duratura—
il muflone e il cinghiale
selvatico
ancora sul Monte Capanne
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* Bukowski Erasure Poetry Anthology:
My erasure poem “BELLOWING DAWNS”
published in Bukowski On Wry on October
24, 2013 was republished in BukowskiErasure Poetry Anthology (pages
90/91) on October 04, 2014 by Silver Birch Press.
Many thanks to editor Melanie Villines for her efforts in producing such
a great anthology.
The anthology is available in
Paperback from Amazon.com. Order here!
The Front cover of Bukowski Erasure Poetry Anthology
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Talking about the anthology, the website of the press said:
Silver
Birch Press is pleased to announce our latest release — the Bukowski Erasure Poetry Anthology, a
collection of erasure poems based on the novels, letters, and poetry of Charles
Bukowski. The 41 poets who contributed to the 108-page collection have high
regard for Bukowski’s work and approached this exercise with respect and even
awe. So, with love and appreciation, we dedicate this collection to Charles
Bukowski, who has inspired so many writers to keep writing and so many people
to keep living.
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