"Rose Prayer" published at The Poppy Road Review

The Poppy Road Review has published "Rose Prayer."

You can read this maudlin little poem here.

Thanks, Poppy Road!  DT

"Body and Blood," "January," and "Jupiter Sins" at The Blue Hour

The Blue Hour Magazine has published my poems "Body and Blood," "January," and "Jupiter Sins."

You can find them here.

Thanks, The Blue Hour!

"Pacific Beach," "Virgin of the Trailer Park," and "Long Way Down" are at Asbestos Boots on Beatnik Feet

My poems "Pacific Beach," "Virgin of the Trailer Park," and "Long Way Down" can be found at Asbestos Boots on Beatnik Feet.

My little stab at Kerouacian/Ginsbergian poesy.

Dig it here

Thanks, Asbestos Boots on Beatnik Feet!.

"The One from Rusty Truck," "Question, "and "The Marriage of True Minds" are up at Dead Snakes

My poems "The One from Rusty Truck," "Question," and "The Marriage of True Minds" were just published at Dead Snakes.

You can read them here.

Thanks, Dead Snakes!

"Slow Children at Play" at The Camel Saloon

You can read my poem "Slow Children at Play" here.

Thanks, Russell, at The Camel Saloon.  I always enjoy reading what you publish.

"Some Dance To Forget" at The Camel Saloon

Editor Russell Streur has published my poem "Some Dance to Forget" at the Camel Saloon.

You can read it here.

Thanks, Russell; it was fun hanging out at The Camel Saloon.

Midnight/Zen at Bigger Stones

My good friend, Leroy Riverton, has published my poem "Midnight/Zen" at Bigger Stones.

You can read it here.

Thanks, Leroy!

"SONG OF OLD TOWN" AT YES, POETRY

My poem "Song of Old Town" is now live at Yes, Poetry.

It can be downloaded from Lulu.com as a free .pdf file.

Just click the download button and enjoy.

"Song of Old Town" can be accessed here.

Thanks, Yes, Poetry!

THUNDERCLAP PRESS PUBLISHES 'RECEPTION'

Issue Cinco of Thunderclap is out and they've included a piece of my flash fiction called "Reception."

One interesting tidbit: when I first heard of flash fiction (and fell in love with the idea), this was the first piece of flash fiction I ever wrote. Only took five years for it to find a home!

You can either buy a print copy ($13), an eBook ($5) or download a pdf file (Free).

You can access "Reception" here.


Thanks, Thunderclap Press! I appreciate it.

GAMBLING at 52/250

Hello,

My story "Gambling" is now live at 52/250. The theme was "The Money's Gone."

You can gamble on it here.

Thanks, 52/250!

DT

"SWEET TEA" at 52/250

52/250 has published my story "Sweet Tea." The theme for the week was "passwords."

I have almost never written from a female point-of-view, so I thought it turned out pretty well, considering.

You can read it here.

Thanks, 52/250!

TREMOR at 52/250 A YEAR OF FLASH

This week's theme at 52/250 A Year of Flash was "Animal Behavior." They just posted my entry, entitled "Tremor." I also posted this on Fictionaut and got some very nice comments.

Read "Tremor" here.

Thanks, 52/250!

DL

LOWDOWN at Rumble Magazine

In the interest of creating a thorough retrospective chronicle (whatever that means. . .), I wanted to include here my first piece of published flash at rumble magazine.

Read "Lockdown" here.

Thanks, Craig Snyder, for giving me my first shot.


DL

THIS ISN'T YOUR CAPTAIN SPEAKING (story)

My story "This Isn't Your Captain Speaking" has been posted at Postcard Shorts.

The premise at this journal is that the story should be able to fit on a postcard. I wrote this for the theme of "Spontaneous Combustion" last week at 25/250, but they didn't have room for it. So I popped it over to Postcard Shorts. I really like the presentation there.

You can also read "Territory" at Postcard Shorts here, and "Resolution" here. The dialogue format is a bit messed up on "Territory," but hopefully you can still follow it.

Thanks, Postcard Shorts!

DL

TINY SHARDS and COYOTE BOYS (poems)

Cave Scribbles just published my poems "Tiny Shards" and "Coyote Boys."

Thanks, Cave Scribbles!

DL

TABLEAU (poem)

My poem "Tableau" can be viewed at 52/250 A Year in Flash.

The theme was "Silence." Their presentation is beautiful, and I'm very proud of this poem.

Thanks, 52/250!

DL