My poem "Living Week to Week" has been published by Flying Island. Check it out here. #poem #livingweektoweek #writing
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Another Poem Accepted
My poem "Living Week to Week" will be published by Flying Island in late summer/early fall. #poem #accepted #writing
Full “23 Years Sober”
Here is the full "23 Years Sober." #poem #KurtCobain
“23 Years Sober”
My poem "23 Years Sober" has been published in Measure. It's sort of a villanelle about Kurt Cobain. #poem #Measure #KurtCobain
“Therapy” Now Available in Print
My story “Therapy” is now available in Dime Show Review Volume 3 Issue 1 on Amazon. You can still find it on the website too (https://www.dimeshowreview.com/therapy-by-phillip-smith/). If you haven’t read it, I hope you enjoy it. #shortstory #published #writing
“Therapy” To Appear in Dime Show Review
My story "Therapy" is going to be published in the next print version of Dime Show Review. It originally appeared on DSR's website. More details to follow.
Update
It's been since November since I've posted anything, but things have been slow. I'm still waiting for my poem "23 Years Sober" to be published by Measure: A Review of Formal Poetry. It should be in the next issue which should be out soon. I have been writing. Have finished two flash fiction/short stories. The Alt-Rock … Continue reading Update
What Stan Lee Taught Us
Stan Lee's characters taught readers many things: being tolerant (X-Men), being a teenager (Spider-Man and X-Men), being brave, couragous, and standing up for people (Captain America), being a perfect family isn't perfect (Fantastic Four), and (especially for me) being able to hold in your anger until it explodes (Hulk). Thanks Stan! Excelsior!
New Project
I've started a new project I'm calling "alt-rock poems." I picture it as a chapbook of 10-15 poems that are inspired by alt-rock from the early 90s. I have a good start on five of them. I decided the notebook I'm writing in needed some decoration to fit the theme.
Sawdust
Sawdust http://www.andinewton.com/journal/?p=381 — Read on http://www.andinewton.com/journal/ A poem by a friend.