03-08-2013, 11:31 PM
Yes, I've been published some. I was very active pursuing it twenty years ago. I have been less active as I've went along. A lot of my early credits were more due to persistence and networking than any level of talent at the time.
I published maybe 4 poems (which I've tried to forget) in these journals: Twisted Nipples (renamed later World's Too Heavy Press, Curmudgeon, and a few in the Penny Dreadful Review. If I recall the titles were: Liquid Love, Hate Crime, Pretty, Pretty, and Prince Charming...Utterly forgettable.
There was a gentlemen I met who was published a collection of poets on the Internet he reached out to me and I had the following poems included in the collection (which I have posted here):
Howard and the Details
Premature
Logos
Two I haven't put on here:
On That Day
Signifying Nothing
The cool thing about this collection was I was told it was being taught in one of the small colleges in Mississippi.
Then I got asked to include poems for an anthology on Fairy Tale Retellings.
I got these poems published that have appeared here:
Hood
You Call Them Fairy Tales
A Queen Considers Her Options
The woman who pulled that collection together is a fantastic poet whose work I respected so I didn't mind saying yes.
I mostly don't look to publish anything but that's what I've done recently.
I published maybe 4 poems (which I've tried to forget) in these journals: Twisted Nipples (renamed later World's Too Heavy Press, Curmudgeon, and a few in the Penny Dreadful Review. If I recall the titles were: Liquid Love, Hate Crime, Pretty, Pretty, and Prince Charming...Utterly forgettable.
There was a gentlemen I met who was published a collection of poets on the Internet he reached out to me and I had the following poems included in the collection (which I have posted here):
Howard and the Details
Premature
Logos
Two I haven't put on here:
On That Day
Signifying Nothing
The cool thing about this collection was I was told it was being taught in one of the small colleges in Mississippi.
Then I got asked to include poems for an anthology on Fairy Tale Retellings.
I got these poems published that have appeared here:
Hood
You Call Them Fairy Tales
A Queen Considers Her Options
The woman who pulled that collection together is a fantastic poet whose work I respected so I didn't mind saying yes.
I mostly don't look to publish anything but that's what I've done recently.
The secret of poetry is cruelty.--Jon Anderson
