David Galef writes in 17 different directions. His day-job is professor of English and creative writing program director at Montclair State University.
I'm looking forward to reading a couple of unpublished poems at this prize reading on Sunday at 1PM Central Time, as well as to hearing the other placing and winning poets! Be there and be square
See the link below for some poetry of mine in the latest Light and, can't resist, some of Daniel's in the same issue.
https://t.co/cWRd2spZ87
https://t.co/3Bkrat1nZ9
Two more weeks till Vestal Review's spring submission window closes! We’d love to see what you’ve written, at least through May 15th, after which we shutter till August 1st. Spring issue out this June.
https://t.co/UJcQ3mRwnk
Vestal Review 67 has just hit the stands, so to speak: https://t.co/3nizWyfqfA 18 flash fiction stories and a book review. Recommendations for specific stories, based on your astrological sign and whatever else we know about you, upon request.
My latest novel, Where I Went Wrong, just got shortlisted for the Somerset Book Awards and snared a spot in Shelf Unbound Top 100 Best of the Indie Presses.
For The New Yorker, I wrote about my daughter's transition at age 26--the initial surprise, and the long, edifying period of adjustment, which has transformed us both (and which isn't over yet).
https://t.co/QHWzKAHDMS