: some voices put to paper (screen) but for a moment.
NEW VARIOUS, some forthcoming
"Then there is the work of R.P. Singletary, which I consider one of the most unique contributions to the issue. Singletary is interested in the rituals in the U.S. that create societal consent for war. He tackles this by imagining a ceremony in remembrance of WW1. It was astonishing that when we translated it into russian, it could so easily be re-read as a critique of the russian military."
- Ukraine-based editors of EBBzine.com, 2025. RE "Ode Of Old Men: Their Sweet Voices Shouting Like Guns" @ https://ebbzine.com/ebb3
- 100subtexts (U.K.)
- my short two-hander experimental stage play "A Proud Noise to Live for" in O:JA&L (OPEN: Journal of Arts & Letters): direct link to script
- "'That' Look" in Haunted Portal: direct link to story
- "eliza's house, or she knew the only reason (they visited)" in Blood+Honey: direct link to story
- "Mother Says" in Audience Askew (Nat 1): direct link to issue with story
- "The All-Americans, in sci-fi 3D" in Feign: direct link to story + an interview with its author ;)
- "Situation beggin for remedy" in The Big Windows Review - the literary magazine of the Writing Center @ Washtenaw Community College (MI): direct link to story
- "(A chilly proud) South for once" in Leon Literary Review: direct link to story
- "Untitled Wanton, a license" in Exist Otherwise: direct link to my piece
- "The Meanings of Cheshire" in PULP: direct link to issue with story
- "He was from Charleston" and "(Almost) Sated.* (Almost)" in Hood of Bone Review: direct link to issue with my poems
- "A Musical Lad, a Brother" in Reveries Literary: direct link to story
*In homage to Charleston Renaissance author Josephine Pinckney and her Sea-drinking Cities, first published 1927.
DRAMA
- Monologue MONO fe in gratitude Off-Broadway Nov. 14-17, as part of The 2024 Apron Strings Project of Greymatters Productions / Debbie Slevin, at AMT Theater in Hell's Kitchen (for playbill click here). For marquee, click here.
- Reading of full-length We Are Some Nice People (Or, Capital Measures). Nov. 25, 2024. Academy Theatre, Hapeville, Ga. Sponsored by Atlanta Dramatists. Script avail.
- My short play MAN'S KIND was showcased as part of an Essential Theatre event in Atlanta on Jan. 6, 2024. It has since been developed into a full-length, retitled as MAN'S KIND (Or, the day is Wise). Script avail.
- This pair of longer plays, part of a trilogy inspired by both religious+political events associated with Jan. 6, now has its third installment: REMOTE (Or Gallyvant's Finale), A Full-length Play (at memory's best, what once come to mind 'mid the day's pollution) - Atlanta Dramatists reading March 24, 2025.
FICTION
- "An Invocation of Reason" in In Parentheses
- "Pricked the time" in Instant Noodles
- "Dance any way, little girl" in Every Body Magazine
- "The Risk of Man" in BULL
- "BUSTED: the myth of where all good things come from" in Worktown Words U.K.
- "Dolphins of the Ganges" in JONAH magazine
- "Pop!" in House of Arcanum - this story was nominated for Best of the Net 20024!
- "South to Oz, and Onward East" in The Collidescope
- "Santee before the first of storms" in The Wave – Kelp Journal
- "UNITE?" in The Rumen
- "Remembered to" in Roi Fainéant
- "Two more years of 24 months of feelin' like this" in LITRO - a StorySunday feature and an Editor's Pick!
- "CAMOU counts (OR, parental expectations embodied)" in en*gendered
- "Sci-Fi" in Stone of Madness
- "A literary inconvenience, for you / in the libertine spirit of the European Union (EU)" in Wicked Gay Ways
POETRY
- "Ban this (an early* Hallowe'en trick-or-treat not-so-goodie, ooooops)" and "We had no sidewalks, April" in coalitionworks
- "Your Music, Our Virus" in Wasteland Review
- "What I left" in Wingless Dreamer (India)'s My Sanskriti in Teal - this longer poem won their Culture Writing Contest
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