After only nine years of submitting, I’m beyond thrilled to say that the Southern Review has two poems in its spring issue (audio available at the link).

Pelican Bomb has a review of Jockum Nordström’s new show up at the CAC, on view till June. If you’re in the area, be sure to drop in– his work is full of surprises.

For anyone out there interested in submitting an application for the 2018-2019 residency cycle at A Studio in the Woods, on the theme of “Adaptations: Living with Change,” the deadline is April 16. More details available here.

This week, Antenna is hosting the first annual Fossil Free Fest, intended to inspire residents of coastal Louisiana with ways to engage and hopefully reduce their dependence on petrochemicals. Screenings, talks, discussions, tours, and workshops fill the schedule; registration for some events is still available.

I’m grateful to have spent a half-hour on WRBH radio this past week, on their new show ‘Figure of Speech‘ hosted by L. David Benedetto. Particularly delightful was the chance to bring a selection of contemporary British writers to an American readership, poems and poets I came to love during the many years I lived overseas. A full setlist and archived recording of the broadcast is available on Soundcloud; if you’d like to listen live, the program airs each week on Saturdays and Mondays.