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Department of Modern Languages

Updated June 16, 2004

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PUBLICATIONS

Original Poems in English

“Phaethon’s Wish” Classical and Modern Literature (accepted).

“Apollo’s Plea,” Classical and Modern Literature (accepted).

“Orpheus Torn,” Classical and Modern Literature (accepted).

“Eurydice in Peace,” Classical and Modern Literature (accepted).

“What Narcissus Said,” Classical and Modern Literature (accepted).

“What Echo Tried to Say,” Classical and Modern Literature (accepted).

“Alcatraz on New Year’s Eve,” The Listening Eye (2002): 47.

“Apollo’s Confession,” The Classical Outlook 79.4 (2002): 150.

“Daphne to Apollo,” The Classical Outlook 79.4 (2002): 150.

“Open Microphone,” Poetic Voices (October, 01), online.

“Eight Finger Exercise,” By-Line 247 (September, 01): 19.

“Eye of the Needle,” A New Song 6.1 (Winter, 2001): 3-4.

“Folding Tables and Five Card Stud,” Poem 85 (May, 2001): 47.

“Route 4,” Vincent Brothers Review 7.3 (2000): 112-13. This poem has also been selected for an anthology, I Have My Own Song for It: Modern Poems about Ohio (University of Akron Press, forthcoming in April, 02). It was also read and discussed on a radio poetry show on WYSO (Yellow Springs, OH), on August 31, September 1 & 2, 2001.

“What to Pack,” Coal City Review 15 (2000): 73-74.

“Pyramus to Thisbe,” The Classical Outlook 77.3 (2000): 108-109.

“Thisbe to Pyramus,” The Classical Outlook 77.3 (2000): 109.

“Strawberries,” Whole Notes 15.1 (1999): 20.

“Chant of Change,” The Listening Eye (1999): 5.

“Where to Find Poems and What to Do with Them,” Ohio Writer 13.5 (September/October, 1999): 3.

“What to Pack,” The Dayton Voice 6.27 (July 9-15, 1998): 9.

“Swimmer,” Comstock Review 11.1 (1997): 17.

“Tattoo,” Pegasus 11.4 (1996): 12.

“Easter Uprising: 1961,” Plainsongs 17.1 (1996): 17.

“Doctor’s Son,” “Hit,” “Painting the 1950’s” The Pointed Circle 12 (1996): 20-23.

“Fly Maestro,” Poetpourri 10.1 (1996): 21.

“Fixing,” Whiskey Island (Winter, 1996): 25.

“Night Flight,” The Vincent Brothers Review 5.3 (1995): 34.

“Gone,” Poetpourri 9.2 (1995): 82.

“The Caretaker Guides Us Through the ‘City of Loved Ones,’” Best of 1995 Ohio Poetry Day: 58th Annual Contest Awards. Mechanicsburg, OH: Ohio Poetry Day Association, 1995. 78. This poem was also read on a Cleveland radio station on October 31, 2001.

“Shadows,” Nexus 30 (1995): 1.

“Iris,” Nexus 30 (1995): 40-41.

“Mountains on the Moon” Bellowing Ark 9.5 (1993): 11. Republished in The Vincent Brothers Review 5.3 (1995): 35.

“Seagull,” Wind 23, no. 72 (1993): 9-10.

“Recipe for Apple Pie,” Kansas Quarterly, 23.12 (1992): 184.

“Hieroglyphs,” Flights 6 (1992): 3.

“Madonna Fills Oceans with Poems,” Flights 6 (1992): 18.

“Afilador,” Journal of Hispanic Philology 14.2 (1990): 197.

“Even the Dead,” Plains Poetry Journal 34 (1990): 40.

“Solace,” Whiskey Island Magazine (Winter, 1990): 74.

“Dusk,” Bitterroot 39 (198990): 48.

“Charlie,” Orphic Lute Fall (1989): 18.

“Lady on a Bicycle,” Whiskey Island Magazine, Summer (1989): 8.

“Hear the Word,” Modern Images, (Fall, 1988): 14.

“Child’s Cabala,” Best of 1988: Ohio Poetry Day Contest Awards Columbus: Ohio Poetry Day Association, 1988. 54.

“Summer Night,” Orphic Lute 38.2 (1988): 4.

“Red Magic,” Flights 2 (1988): 21.

“Yellow Flower,” Flights 2 (1988): 22.

“Sweeping the Cemetery,” The Laurel Review (Winter, 1988): 19.

“John Keats, Baseball Player,” The Laurel Review (Winter, 1988): 19.

“Epitaph of a Punctual Man,” Midwest Chaparral (Winter, 1988): 15.

“How to Lose at Squash,” Modern Images, 78 (1987): 6.

“Pedraza de la Sierra, Spain,” Orphic Lute (Summer, 1987): 37.

“Full Circle,” Orphic Lute (Summer, 1987): 30.

“Appletree,” Whiskey Island Magazine (Winter, 1987): 46.

“On Days Like This,” Modern Images (Fall, 1986): 30.

“Breakfast Symphony,” Midwest Poetry Review (Fall, 1986): 39. Republished in Anthology of Magazine Verse and Yearbook of American Poetry, 198688. Beverly Hills: Monitor Book Co., 1988. 184.

“Rain to Roses,” Orphic Lute, 36.2 (1986): 17. Republished in Anthology of Magazine Verse and Yearbook of American Poetry, 198688. Beverly Hills: Monitor, 1988. 184.

“Rat Facts,” Pudding 12 (1986): 2.

“Dream” American Poetry Anthology. Santa Cruz: American Poetry Association, 1983. 218.

“At the Tone the Time Will Be,” Rhyme Time Poetry Newsletter (Summer, 1985): 3.

“Peeping Tom,” Poetry in the Park, ed. Michael Vander Does, Columbus: Columbus Recreation and Parks Department, 1985. 23. An anthology of poems by winners in the annual statewide “Poetry in the Park” contest.

“Dear Suzanne,” Orphic Lute (Summer, 1984): 15.

“Epitaph,” Modern Images (Summer, 1984): 38.

“When She Cried,” Modern Images (Summer, 1984): 31.

“Ich Bin Gregor Samsa,” Orphic Lute (Spring, 1984): 14. Anthologized in The Urban Midwest (Bottom Dog Press), 1997.

“Covenant,” Modern Images (Spring, 1984): 3.

“Birthday,” Modern Images (Spring, 1984): 26.

“Hitler is Alive and Living in Ohio,” Nexus, 1984: 2. Republished in the Anthology of Magazine Verse and Yearbook of American Poetry. Beverly Hills: Monitor, 1984. 158.

“Chalkdust,” Denver Quarterly 18.3 (1983): 94.

“Goodbye, Mr. Clark,” Modern Images (Fall, 1983): 33. Anthologized in The Urban Midwest (Bottom Dog Press), 1997.

“Sleeping in the Cosmos,” Manna (Fall, 1983): 21.

“Paper Edges,” Modern Images (Summer, 1983): 3.

“Otherness,” Modern Images (Summer, 1983): 39.

“The Unemployment Office,” The Cape Rock (Winter, 1982): 15.

“Metaphors,” Gusto 3.1 (1980): 26.