The messy state of life online has made it necessary (according to some) for writers to have a statement on where they stand in relation to generative AI. I wonder if that’s really true, but If so, here is mine: Artifice plastic flowersresemble;recognizably flowersyet not flowers;manufactured to represent, to seem like,to be pretty,to consume allContinue reading “AI Statement”
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Three Poems in 300 Days of Sun
Recently, the journal 300 Days of Sun published three of my poems. They weren’t written together, but they did fall into a general theme of how sharp and unforgiving living in the desert can be. I suppose it’s fitting that this publication happened just as I was moving away from the desert. The journal isn’tContinue reading “Three Poems in 300 Days of Sun”
Summer 2020 Star*Line Released
And I have a poem in it. First, I have to say the cover by Carrie Anne Baade is simply beautiful. Second, the list of contributors contains many of the best working SFF poets, including two of my favorites, Mary Soon Lee and Beth Cato. It also contains my poem I Carried Magic. Yes, thisContinue reading “Summer 2020 Star*Line Released”