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Interviews
Sweet Lit interviewed me in November 2019 and asked me why I write poems. They also asked me what my favorite sweet was. I gave a shout out to the Ann Arbor's Farmer's Market's prune plums! Sweet Lit published one of my favorite poems, "Dear garden shed" which is a political poem, although it could be seen as just another past-middle age, lamenting youth poem.
The Rupture (formerly The Collagist) interviewed me in July 2019 about my poem, "My life as a lawn sprinkler" and asked about how I use rhyme in constructing poems which surprised me since I struggle when I try to rhyme. I also loved the question about whether the lawn sprinkler metaphor was a personal manifesto or an artist's statement!
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Reviews
Renowned Michigan poet and Ann Arbor resident, Keith Taylor reviewed What Is in The Blood in the Ann Arbor Observer in the March 2020 issue. I am honored to be featured in this long -time Ann Arbor events/local news publication Thank you, Keith Taylor and thanks to The Ann Arbor Observer!
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Mom Egg Review posted a great review of What Is in The Blood in July 2020:
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