Category Archives: Magazine article
News and Notes
Poetry and Fiction Course Dropped After due deliberation (internal link), I have dropped my poetry and fiction class. I just have too much to do at the moment. Perhaps I can come back to personal enrichment at another time. Newsmastering … Continue reading
Reconsidering The Poetry and Fiction Workshop I Am Taking
I’ve enjoyed my time with the poetry and fiction workshop I’m taking through the Writers Studio in New York (internal link), but I am considering dropping it. This recreational writing takes away from my paid writing and the pursuit of … Continue reading
American Heritage Returns
I rarely post press releases but this is for an exceptional magazine. A little more than ten years ago I was privileged to write two articles for American Heritage of Invention and Technology. See a cover shot below. I&T was a … Continue reading
The Four Worlds of Magazine Publishing
It appears there are four main worlds of magazine publishing, with little overlap. The first is the literary world, a vast space that might encompass as many as 1,200 literary magazines. That’s according to Poets & Writers (external link). These … Continue reading
A Plea to Magazine Publishers
I’d like commercial magazine publishers who don’t respond to e-mails to pull any submission guidelines from their websites. There’s no reason for that information to be there when the publisher has no intention of responding. Also, for those magazines that … Continue reading
Poets&Writers
Poets&Writers is to the literary writing community what Writers Market is to the commercial writing community. The two sites overlap in their mission here and there but the comparison mostly holds. Our mission? To foster the professional development of poets … Continue reading
My Essay In The Latest Temenos Journal is Out
The Temenos Journal has published my first creative nonfiction essay. It’s called “Describing The Elephant.” It’s a long read and often painful, but there is hope at the end. Just like all good stories. I penned this introduction: Asked if … Continue reading
