ENTROPY published my essay about how I began working as a psychic
I also did a reading of this at the Caveat Theater https://entropymag.org/minding-my-own-business/
SLIPSTREAM published my poem EVERY WINDOW LEADS TO EDWARD HOPPER
Hope you can read my photo of the page. I’m including the paintings that inspired me. EVERY WINDOW LEADS TO EDWARD HOPPER In my overheated apartment, I have on a red t-shirt that says One Word at a Time. I sit on a beige brocade couch, bare feet on woolen vines of my Chinese carpet. […]
Parents on Cell Phones
I was having lunch in Bryant Park yesterday when I noticed a couple glued to their cell phones at a nearby table while their son, about 8, a false smile frozen on his face, kept singing invented songs offkey and making robotic gestures. At first I thought perhaps he had a disability. Then I saw […]
The Un-Comfort Dog
I was waiting for my allergy shot when a woman strode in for her appointment with a dog—a pug/puddle (I think) on a leash connected to a pink rhinestone collar. Right away, folks who are allergic to dogs took out their inhalers. When the woman went into the examining room, the doctor wouldn’t let the […]
Spry Literary Journal has nominated my poem, Your Appointment Book is Empty, for The Best of the Net
Origianlly published in Spry Literary Journal YOUR APPOINTMENT BOOK IS EMPTY For Dr. Elizabeth Haughney Your office is empty of you. Of the photos of your daughter, Jess, framed, on the walls, and desk. She’s seventeen now. How will we watch her grow? Where is your white coat? The name tag on your pocket? […]