a poem, a story, an essay or two and a new review of the book of sentences;

Thanks to everyone who came out to the Ottawa launch of the book of sentences on Saturday! It was a very great event, and great to co-launch with Zane Koss [see my review of his new poetry book here]. Here's a pic that David O'Meara was good enough to capture of myself reading. 

Otherwise, I know these updates are important to you, dear reader: the first published poem in my current work-in-progress, "The Museum of Practical Things," has landed online: a poem I composed for Jennifer Baker and David Currie's recent nuptials, posted over there at minor literature[s]. You can catch a recent essay I wrote on the project via my substack. There's also a recent short story, "Easter Parade," that appeared at MicroLit, posted as both text and audio of myself reading such. As well, Chris Banks was good enough to post an essay I wrote on the book of sentences over at The Woodlot, along with a poem reprinted from same. And did you see this review Dawn Macdonald posted for the book of sentences yesterday on her own substack? Holy cats! Much thanks!