On Sunday, March 5, I’ll be reading with Brian Clements at The Charter Oak Readings, a new series put together by poet Jim Finnegan. It should be a great afternoon of literature. Here’s a link with more details.
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2016 Roundup
Well, 2016 was a pretty crummy year, overall, but I did write a bunch of stuff that people were kind enough to publish, so I am grateful.
Here’s a quick rundown of the past year.
Stories: 4 stories were published this year, all in bucket list journals. I had a piece in Storychord, Corium, and two in Hobart.
Book Reviews: Lots and lots of anonymous reviews once again at Publishers Weekly (I’ll never tell!), as well as stuff in The Georgia Review, Vol. 1 Brooklyn, Kenyon Review, Cleaver Magazine, The Northwest Review of Books, Electric Literature, and, of course, Numéro Cinq.
Essays: Two essays this year: one at 5×5 and the other, a more academic piece on Paul Auster, walls, and Donald Trump, at Vol. 1 Brooklyn.
Already have one story lined up for 2017 publication, so hopefully that sets the pace for a more productive year.
Until then…
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Spooky Time
My second story to appear at Hobart, “Did You Hear That?,” is now up and available to read. It’s a rather humorous tale of the murderer hiding in your basement. Kinda. You’ll have to read it to see what I mean.
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A little update
I have a couple of new book reviews out in the world. For Cleaver, I wrote about Donald Quist’s essay collection, Harbors, and at Electric Literature, I have a piece on Melanie Finn’s new novel, The Gloaming.
Benjamin Woodard 