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WAVy Gravy

Posted on May 11, 2009 by RNz

CrimeWAV impressario Seth Harwood gracefully hosts The Lineup: Poems on Crime on his podcast. Hear it! Hear it now! I read my poem “Metro” as well as Patrick Shawn Bagley’s “110 M.P.H. in a Stolen Pickup.” Gerald So reads his … Continue reading →

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The Lineup 2 Is At Large

Posted on May 6, 2009 by RNz

Murder. Prison. War. What better subjects for poetry? The second issue of The Lineup: Poems on Crime is now available. This issue features work by Patrick Carrington, Reed Farrel Coleman, Sophie Hannah, John Harvey, Janis Butler Holm, Jennifer L. Knox, … Continue reading →

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Lined Up

Posted on July 24, 2008 by RNz

This week, for the first time, I met in person with The Lineup co-editors (l. to r.) Anthony Rainone and Gerald So. (That’s me, the dorky bloke in the middle.) Not in attendance, unfortunately, was Patrick Shawn Bagley. We met … Continue reading →

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The Line Must Be Drawn Here

Posted on July 8, 2008 by RNz

The Lineup has been released on its own recognizance. Is at large. Be on the lookout. Years ago now, it seems, AsininePoetry.com contributor and Thrilling Detective op Gerald So approached me to see if I wanted to become a cohort … Continue reading →

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Poetic Justice

Posted on February 13, 2008 by RNz

Hiyo! How’s everybody doing? Hey, Fairfield! Hey, Kansas! Hello, Emmaus! So, some news: I have been invited to co-edit a poetry chapbook on crime by the crazily prolific Gerald So, along with crime-writing stalwarts Anthony Rainone and Patrick Shawn Bagley. … Continue reading →

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State of Poem Movie Thingy

Posted on May 14, 2007 by RNz

I’m featured in here, somewhere close to the beginning, for about 7 seconds. But who’s keeping track? My segment was filmed right outside of Cornelia Street Cafe. My hair’s way too short, but I think the grungy beard was coming … Continue reading →

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