Presbyograms: Letters from the Village

30 August 2010 — August Wanes

26 August 2010 — "Twin Dandelions" up at BluePrintReview.

23 August 2010 — Dog Days has been accepted by 5x5.

18 August 2010 — Shorts. "Get a Life"

14 August 2010 — Nirvana Optimized, and other haiku.
7x20 is going to publish "Acme" and "Field" in October.
"Express" will appear in 7x20 around wintertime.
"Clothesline" appears in the August 2010 issue of High Coup Journal.
"Bank Street" appears in 7x20 (Twitter-based, don't blink: here and here).
"Alchemy" also appears in the Winter 2010 edition (Issue 012) of The Writer's Eye Magazine.

12 August 2010 — Shorts. "Too Much Time" will appear, Octoberish, in i43 of Short, Fast, and Deadly.

09 August 2010 — The revised Cocasset Street has been accepted by Prime Number.

25 July 2010 — Shorts. "1965 Telephony"

11 July 2010 — Sleepers, Awake is a revised version of "Waking Up the Girls." It appears in the Twenty-first Flash in the Pan (Tiny Lights online).

05 July 2010 — Another Solstice

04 July 2010 — Karma appears in the July 4th issue of Camroc Press Review.

21 June 2010 — Frog

14 June 2010 — Evergreen also appears in Issue 12 (June 2010) of Writers' Bloc.

15 May 2010 — Printer's Devil, finally. An excerpt—"Linotype"—first appeared in Issue 22 of Short, Fast, and Deadly.

13 May 2010 — Shorts. "Donald," "Linotype," "Turkey Vulture."

07 April 2010 — Playing With Matches is scheduled to appear in Writers' Bloc Issue 14 (August 2010).

04 April 2010 — Station Days. An excerpt—"Donald"—appears in Issue 17 of Short, Fast, and Deadly.

05 February 2010 — Attleboro Station. Stolen from myself.

21 December 2009 — Early Gift. Also appears in the Twentieth Flash in the Pan (Tiny Lights online).

15 December 2009 — Fences

29 October 2009 — Jury Duty

30 August 2009 — Stereotype

15 August 2009 — Jigsaw Puzzle. Also appears in the Nineteenth Flash in the Pan (Tiny Lights online). And yes, there's a typo there in the last word of the penultimate sentence—my fault.

20 July 2009 — Watching Trains

15 July 2009 — Proust Exonerated

29 May 2009 — Full Circle

25 May 2009 — Nirvana. Also appears in Tiny Lights (Vol. 14, No. 2), August 2009, and in the Seventeenth Flash in the Pan (Tiny Lights online).

23 May 2009 — Marathon. What the critics say: "Thought it tried a little too hard to be clever" and "Doesn't say anything important to me."

30 March 2009 — Deaf or Blind?

13 March 2009 — Trout

14 February 2009 — The Howitzer and Other Lessons

09 August 2008 — The Next Generations

Visuals

This got started because The Writer's Eye Magazine requires every piece of writing to be "accompanied by an attachment of a visual art form."

21 July 2010 — Scanner Gallery. "Dandelion" appeared in the juried Flower Show at the Attleboro Arts Museum and sold.

Links

Tiny Lights: A Journal of Personal Narrative

The Writer's Eye Magazine, where art and literature inspire each other

Writers' Bloc is a new miracle product...

Short, Fast, and Deadly. No attention span? No problem.

7x20 (Seven By Twenty). Fiction & poems that fit in a tweet.

BluePrintReview. An issue goes online when it feels complete.

Camroc Press Review. Submit something that makes us feel real emotions.

High Coup Journal: we're sick and goddamned tired of being told that a witty haiku "isn't a haiku."

Prime Number: A Journal of Distinctive Poetry & Prose

5x5. We like reading. We hope you do too.

"Not So Fast," by John Freeman. "Sending and receiving at breakneck speed can make life queasy; a manifesto for slow communication."

"Fifty Years of Simplicity as Style," by Mark Garvey. "Strunk and White taught us that clear thinking and clear writing go together."

"What Would Jane Do?," by James Collins. "How a 19th-century spinster serves as a moral compass in today's world.... Only she can so credibly show us that it is possible to have moderation and deep feeling, good dinners and good poetry."

05 June 2010 "So Many Links, So Little Time," by John Horgan. "'When we go online, we enter an environment that promotes cursory reading, hurried and distracted thinking, and superficial learning.' ...The multitasking that is enabled, and encouraged, by our laptops and hand-held devices is supposed to boost our productivity but often diminishes it."