the eye of Nova's mind

The Shit Creek Review releases its thirteenth issue. I am fortunate enough to have one of my poems, "Chance," included alongside such high-quality work.

twenty20 Journal has released its second issue. My short poem "Operandi" features there. (twenty20 accepts work 20 words or fewer. One's bio also has to fit within those bounds. If you can accomplish both, I would recommend submitting. The editor is hands-on & very responsive.)

The Flea, back from a near-year hiatus, publishes my piece "Azrael" in its twelfth broadsheet. The journal showcases formal poetry & is presented in a quirky, antiquated style.

quantum poetry magazine, a new endeavor, publishes my piece "One-Sixth".

The editor responded the same day with not just an acceptance but also with the piece already published! That was a pleasant surprise.

phantom kangaroo publishes its second issue. My poem "Tarot Reading, 1/8/03" features there.

Up the Staircase displays two of my pieces, "Confession #6" & "Day".

Mezzo Cammin, a journal devoted to formal poetry by women, has accepted three of my poems ("Season's Arc", "Twelve Days [or, To January 6th]" & "Sole Instinct") for two of its upcoming issues, with a request for another piece.

The Mayo Review also has extended an honor, accepting "Broken" for the Spring 2010 issue, scheduled for release in April.

Oak Bend Review has chosen to include "Correspondence" in its next issue, while Alba has seen fit to take "I." from "A Work in Progress".

The Ambassador Poetry Project has released its second issue. The magazine, designed to showcase poetry from Michigan and Ontario, is in its first year and already has undergone significant visual upgrades. You should take a peek.

While there, you may encounter my two poems "Cusp" and "What Injury Can Run Its Course".

Poet's Ink Review very recently accepted "Liquid Life" and published it in its November 2009 issue today, just two days later.

Ouroboros Review's fourth issue is available today. The publication is slick, very professional. The quality of the features astonishes me and humbles me to have one of my pieces ("The Great Escape") included in the bunch.