writing & art bits | January
The last few hours of 2018 brought this interview/publisher profile in the Kenyon Review (courtesy of Kristina Marie Darling), wherein I discuss literary citizenship, the benefits of editorial work for writers, and how to change the world one book at a time.
Preparations are nigh on the Mansion anthology of Slender Man inspired writings (due in February), in which I have a few pieces from my own project, necessary violence. (and look for that project itself, complete with accompanying artwork from Becky Webster later this year.)
You can still get pieces of the swallow series into your mailbox on a weekly basis (I took a break for the holidays, but watch for the next installment this Friday) This particular series is the final piece in the puzzle that is a new longer book manuscript, FEED.
Some poems from the science of impossible objects have made their way into the brand new edition of Birdfeast.
The very first object in the Books & Objects series of 2019 will be debuting next week--a sweet little accordian book of the animals postcards. They are available by subscription, but I will also make a few standalone copies available in the shop.
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