As a kid, whenever it rained I used to imagine what far off ocean or lake the water had evaporated from and how far it had traveled. I guess I still carry a bit of that wonder to this day.
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A new first has been unlocked! Pinhole Poetry included my debut chapbook ‘Shiftings & Other Coordinates of Disorder’ in their submission packet for the bpNichol Award!
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Back in March, I had the pleasure of being the featured reader at North Bay Poetics alongside some special guest readers. It was a wonderful event where I read poems from my current chapbook "Shiftings & Other Coordinates of Disorder", showed a few poetry films, and read some new pieces from my upcoming chapbook.
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Of all the origami characters I made, the shell was the toughest. It almost broke the series. I did find some videos on how to make origami shells and some were much simpler, but I couldn’t make just any shell. It had to be in a spiral shape.
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I made not one, not two, but three different birds for this film. I guess you could call them stunt doubles!
The first bird was a plain regular bird. The second had a red beak. And the third…well, you’ll have to watch the film to see what happens to the third one.
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My first chapbook is one year old, and what a year it has been. “Shiftings & Other Coordinates of Disorder” has traveled far and wide and into the hands and homes of both old friends and new. It sold out of its first print and is now on its second! Come see the highlights of where it has been!
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‘moth’ is the first film in my new short poem short film series ‘glacier lake’ and starts out with signs of fall, of transition, and of longing. And moths.
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A new poetry series has arrived for 2025!
Very excited to introduce a new five-part series entitled ‘glacier lake’. Episodes are released on a monthly basis, and this is the teaser/trailer.
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My sixth (?!?!) Best of the Net nomination!
Lately, I’ve been less focused on chasing the next publication. While it is certainly a wonderful feeling when new pieces get accepted and are then released into the world, there is a whole other underground process that no one but me ever sees.
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