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About Me

Pris: South Florida, United States; I didn't start out as a poet. I wanted to be a novelist. I also wanted to sail the Intracoastal Waterway through the Chesapeake Bay to the Vineyard one more time. On September 23, 1990, I woke up with a severe case of what was later to be diagnosed as ME/CFS (known by the demeaning name of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome).Finally, this year, 2011, the name was officially changed to ME/CFS. Hooray! As a former Clinical Psychologist, losing my old life was no fun! See the About Me page on my website to learn more about life before.
You'll find my poems in Chiron Review, The Dead Mule, Main Street Rag, PoetsArtist, Nixes Mate, Outlaw Poetry, Red Fez, , Wild Goose Review, In The Fray, Empowerment4Women, haigaonline, frogpond, cattails, archives of Simply Haiku, to name a few. The small press has published eight collections of my poetry.

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BOOK AND CHAPBOOK NEWS:

Shadows Trail Them Home, another collaboration with Scott Owens, was released by Clemson University Press in December, 2012.

Ron Moran, author of The Jane Poems and Waiting, and Professor Emeritus at Clemson, says of the book: "Shadows Trail Them Home is an excellent and compelling novel in poetry, an important contribution to the cultural canon of American life, presented in an engaging but disturbing context. It needs to be read by a wide audience, not only those who have faced abuses as children, as the two main characters have, but also by a reading public that treasures poetry that fuses superior writing with major social issues."
Reviews will be out in the near future. I only bought a few copies to sell personally so contact me quickly if you want one signed by me. You can also buy personally from me from paypal at the bellow link:

Otherwise, they're available at Clemson University Digital Press

The Nature of Attraction, a collaboration with Scott Owens, is now available for seven dollars plus postage through Main Street Rag Press at Main Street Rag Press. I have a few personal copies to sell which I'll sign and dedicate if you contact me or order through the following paypal link.

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Lummox Press published Sea Trails, my first full length poetry book,in the fall of 2009. Sea Trails is available at Lummox Press. Click on the link for a paypal link. You'll also find samples from the book. Price is $15 plus postage. If you want a signed/dedicated copy, say so in the instruction box since I will mail those from the stock he leaves with me for that purpose

See Scott Owen's review in the Nov/Dec 2009 Wild Goose Review, reprinted also on his personal blog and is easier to access. (To see the Wild Goose review, hit reviews, then go to 'other links' on the review page that comes up and you'll be taken to a PDF page.)

Helen Losse, poetry editor of The Dead Mule, also posted a wonderful review of the book Blogcritics.org. Thank you, Helen and Scott for such great reviews!

The book is also available at Amazon but can't signed or dedicated there.

Also,Lummox Press published my latest chapbook, Hesitant Commitments, in 2008 as part of its Little Red Book series. Ordering information is at Lummox Press. Go to the book store, then to the Little Red Book series and you'll find my book on that list with a paypal link. Cost in the U.S. is $6 including mailing. Reviews of the book can be found by Emma Trellis and Cheryl Townsend at Goodreads.com (under the title) and archived to last year's Wild Goose Poetry Review. A review by Michael Parker recently also appeared in MiPo's Oranges and Sardines (print).

***** Sixteen copies of my first book, Abrasions, published by Rank Stranger Press are left and in my hands! If you wish to pay by check, email me with 'Abrasions' in the header.

The following link will lead you to payment by paypal in a separate window. Cost: Eight dollars includes mailing in the U.S. Contact me for any additional mailing costs out of the U.S.

Small Potatoes Review of ABRASIONS
Thank you, Sirrus!

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POETRY/ESSAY LINKS (alphabetized by first name in the blog)
Ad Libitum (Annette Hyder)

Annette Hyder website

AL WINANS website**NEW

Arlene Ang

Backwards City(a goldmine of links)

Beryl Bissell

Best of International Global Bloggers(sponsored by Harvard University)

Boston Comment essays

Brian Campbell

CFS Warrier

If Charlie Parker Was A Gunslinger

Chella

Charles Deemer:Editor of The Oregon Review

Collin Kelley
Dan Wilcox
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Doug Holder: Boston Poetry and Reviews

dbqp:visualizing poetics

Edward Nudelman

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fatigued but fabulous

Helen Losse, assistant poetry editor of The Dead Mule

JimKnowles-eclectics

JimKnowles-short poems

J.B. Rowell

Nothing to Say-J Gallaherl

John Sweet

Jon Bohrn

Judi Goldberg

Kind over Matter

Laura Tattoo

Lee Herrick

Lisa Allender-poet/actress

Luciole Press

Mary Dalvia website

Mark Hartenbach

Michael Parker's Journal
**Michael's blog is discontinued but many fantastic posts remain

Mipoesias Journal

Michelle Buchanan

Mike Boyle

Neil Aitken

Nick Bruno

Pat Paulk-laughing ghosts

Peggy Eldridge-Love

Poetic Asides-Robert Brewer

Pepektheassassin's journal

Pepek's new spot

Poet At Rest

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Raindog-The View From Down Here

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Rethabile Masilo

Rethabile: Poefrika

Reluctant Painter

Ron Silliman

Rosemary Nissen Wade

Russell Ragsdale

Rus Bowden

Sam Rasnake

SarahJ:The Rain In My Purse

Scott Owens: Musings

Scot Young

Steven Fama

Shirley Buxton

Sirrus Poe (Small Potatoes)

The last post on Small Potatoes was 2005, but it's still well worth reading.
Steve: Just-Us-Here-At-Home

herkindofblog-Tammy Trendle

Ted Burke poems

The Irascible Poet

The Lower Half

Tom Blessing

tballard (Treeza)

Very Unusual Visual Poetry

WOMB Women's Poetry

Warren Gossett-The Crow and the Moon

Alastair Cook ART

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Andrew Lockhart Haiku

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tobaccoroadpoet

Carol Raisfeld Haiga

Graceguts Michael Dylan Welch

Japanese Gallery by Gabi San

Jerry Dreesen Art I

Jerry Dreesen Art II

Mike Rehling

Norman Darlington

Palona Haiku/Haiga

Sakuo

Shanna Haiga

Shane Gilreath Haiga

World Kigo database

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Buttonhole

Theory of Chaos: Kauai blog

Earth as Art-satellite slides

Liberation Newsthe news you're not supposed to know

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Find someone by ISP number

Underwater Photograph-Looks like ART

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Abide

A Breath of Hope

Agent For Change

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Jo Blogs

Living The CFS Life

Living With CFIDS

Loose Leaf Notes**NEW**Colleen: Poet also with CFIDS)

Nice Guidelines UK MD with ME/CFS
CFS Recovery is Possible
Sundog Tales *couple with CFS and MCS living in tent
Sick and tired of M.E.

See my active blog list further down. It has a few more CFS/CFIDS links but won't take any more than on the list now. I also have a few links mixed in with my general links list. Bit by bit I'll organize.

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A LOUSY MIRROR #25

Free Copy of Robert D. Wilson's Jack Fruit Moon
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The Ordinary Miracle of the Resurrection of the Brinkmann Smoker
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Norbert Blei | August 23, 1935 – April 23, 2013
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Episode 2 of One Poet One Poem with Paul Corman-Roberts
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Between Heaven and Earth: A Journey Into Jung

In Honor of Halloween...Day of the Dead...Dia de los Muertos
11 years ago
Blogging Along Tobacco Road

Tuesday updates - October 16, 2012
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CFS Warrior

Losing My Housing?
10 years ago
Collin Kelley: Modern Confessional

Submissions open for "White Winged Doves: A Stevie Nicks Poetry Anthology"
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Color Online

Books Can Not Be Cancelled (Kyra Davis Keeps em Coming)
12 years ago
Concelebratory Shoehorn Review

13 years ago
DC's

Béatrice Dalle Day
8 years ago
Flux Capacitor

When I Decided To Divorce It Happened In One Sentence
5 years ago
following the little god...

What Else?
12 years ago
genemyers.com

I changed my blog to http://genemyers.blogspot.com
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We stumped the astrologist.
12 years ago
History Matters: Musings of Jared Frederick

Almost Like Custer: D-Day on Pointe du Hoc
5 years ago
How a Poem Happens

Lana K. W. Austin
5 years ago
If Charlie Parker Was a Gunslinger,
There'd Be a Whole Lot of Dead Copycats

The Name of the Photographer is William Gedney #5
6 years ago
It's only ME, it's not my mind.

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15 years ago
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7 months ago
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7 years ago
Living in the Time of Heroes

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14 years ago
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10 years ago
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10 years ago
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Exploring the Art of Poetry
11 years ago
NEVER MIND THE BEASTS

HOW TO LOVE THE OUTLAW
6 years ago
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10 years ago
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6 Peluang Bisnis Online Tanpa Modal Besar
9 years ago
outlaw poetry and free jazz network

In Memoriam Monsieur Klaus, Herr K, Klaus Thiemann
1 year ago
PoemTalk

A space only you can build (PoemTalk #62)
11 years ago
Poetic Asides with Robert Lee Brewer
Poetry & Popular Culture

Heading to Texas: P&PC at MLA's Annual Convention
8 years ago
Recently Banned Literature

Hello, my love
6 years ago
Red Dragonfly

28 January 2019
5 years ago
sam of the ten thousand things

watching...
13 years ago
see haiku here

New blog
6 years ago
Semaphore

Guernica
12 years ago
Sleep with your feet to the road --poems by Ted Burke

THE MOMENT OF THE WORLD
5 years ago
SnakyPoet

Re-publishing JORELL
7 years ago
TED BURKE, like it or not

1 month ago
The A. D. Winans Fansite

REVISITING INSOMNIA
8 years ago
the art of haiku

t'heart of haiku
14 years ago
The Best American Poetry

In Memory of Ed Ochester, Poet & Editor, RIP
1 year ago
The Compass Rose

Wait Until Next Year
4 years ago
The Man with the Blue Guitar

Day 30 ... NaPoWriMo / Poem-a-Day 2024
7 months ago
The Semaphore Anthology

Femme piquée par un serpent, Auguste Clésinger, Musée D'Orsay...
12 years ago
The Whistling Fire

Hello world!
8 years ago
There Are No Rules
Thirteen Blackbirds Poetry

Finalist in The Atlanta Review International Poetry Contest
5 years ago
Very Like A Whale
X Rx

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