Tag: literature
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2022 Publications
I’m happy to share the publications that I’ve published in 2022. A special thanks to all the editors who selected my work: Doug Draa, Lis Goryniuk-Ratajczak, Shashi Bhat, and Jordan Hirsh. Prose: Poetry:
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New poem, ‘C,’ now online
I’m so happy my new poem “C” is included in the latest edition of the online journal Eye to the Telescope, Issue 43: “Light.” Click on over to the journal to read the poem and all the others. Thanks to editor Jordan Hirsch for including me.
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2020 Rhysling Award Winners
The Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry Association, of which I am a member, has just announced the winners of the 42nd annual Rhysling Awards for best speculative poems of the year. The winners were selected in two categories, Long Form and ShortForm Poems, which were nominated by the members of the organization. From 67 publications. […]
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Review: ‘The Last Black Unicorn’ by Tiffany Haddish
Tiffany Haddish has just been nominated for an Emmy for her “Saturday Night Live” hosting duties. OVERJOYED to be nominated for an #Emmy for when I hosted @nbcsnl!! I might even splurge for a new dress for this one!! Thank you everyone for your love and support! #sheready — Tiffany Haddish (@TiffanyHaddish) July 12, 2018 […]
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Martin Amis on life and writing
Martin Amis: “My life looked good on paper – where, in fact, almost all of it was being lived.” ― Martin Amis, Experience: A Memoir vintageanchor (Source: http://www.facebook.com/MartinAmisAuthor)
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New poem: ‘Benevolent Assimilation’ in re:asian magazine
Thank you, re:asian magazine, for including me in the “firsts” issue! The poem touches upon things I’ve been thinking about since grade school when I first read the phrase “benevolent assimilation” as a U.S. description of its colonial policy with the Philippines. The magazine has also published a photo I took of the home my […]
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Thank you, World Haiku Review
Thank you, World Haiku Review, for publishing my work in the latest edition.
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Book review: Umberto Eco’s ‘The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana’
This review originally ran in May 2005 in the Albany Times Union. Memory, identity evaporate in ‘Queen Loana’ Among life’s great chores is the sorting through of old papers, books, records and magazines long ago left in the attic. Few events combine such tedium with unexpected moments of rich nostalgia, in which a single image […]
Michael Janairo 