Bravehost Poetry Review & SWAY PRESS, both recently released

hello, hi

sorry to have been a way, and i will begin regularly updating posts again soon,
but until then, here are two online things that i have recently been published in:

1. Bravehost Poetry Review is over, but the 2 issues that were created have been collected by then-anonymous editor Matt Margo and presented in this nice ebook; i have a poem in it, my friend Ashley Kay Petersen has a poem in it, and there are many, many other talented young poets included as well, many poets who i admire reading online (Austin Islam, Jordan Castro, Calvero, etc.). Check us all out here:

http://issuu.com/matt_margo/docs/bpr_anthology

2. SWAY PRESS has released their 2nd Issue, and i have three poems in it. my poems appear alongside other talented writers (Chuck Young, Chris L. Terry, No Glykon, Lauren Snowden, etc.) and i am honored to be included. Check out this issue here:

http://sw002.tumblr.com

that's it. stay tuned, and i'll be back soon.

dom.

review of some good poetry

a review of a poetry ebook by Idiom Bomberz: http://iamaltlit.tumblr.com/post/52402195077/53-8-gaijin-by-idiom-bomberz

authors of The Metric's Issue 2 have been revealed

hey, so, The Metric has, just today, released the names of the contributing authors for their second issue, which is important because i was one of those authors. check out the links below to view their beautiful / thoughtful analysis of my poem and to read the second issue (which includes my poem), respectively:

http://www.themetric.co.uk/author-reveal-no-2/

http://www.themetric.co.uk/

Tiny TOE Press/The Open End published 6 of my poems

Tiny TOE Press/The Open End generously published 6 of my poems on their website. Check it out here:

http://theopenend.com/2013/03/31/six-hitherto-unpublished-micropoemspoems/

Thought Catalog has just published me

i usually try to keep these blogger posts strictly for the purpose of creative endeavors, but i'm very happy to break the rule because Thought Catalog has just published my analysis of Chris Killen's "Blind Date: An Interactive Romance." it's very exciting, so check it out here.