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Brevity Magazine Blog on writing memoir
MEDIUM is my newest blogging home
Sage Cigarettes Southern Issue
Anti-Heroin Chic Grief and Loss Issue
Wicked Woman Prize - second place
Young Ravens Literary Review: Scarcity & Rarity issue
Rathalla Review publishes “Cadaver”
Route 20 Anthology
Switched-on Gutenberg publishes "Palimpsest"
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Burning Books, Again! a blog post at RASMA SAYS….
New Blog Post: Dagen derpå - The Day After
New poem on NewVerseNews: Munich Massacre
GHOSTS anthology from Main Street Rag
Trump Erasure Poetry
The Minnessota Review: American Fair
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New poem in Poetry Against the Oppression of Women
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As If Anything... reviewed in Sticks & Stones
As If Anything...Reviewed: Theliterarynest
Mel Gibson is a Menace to your Love Life: "The Passion"
The Great American Sentence contest winner
India Tribune reviewing Only the Sea Keeps, Poetry of the Tsunami
Australian scholar reviews Fourth Genre
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