Innisfree

• review of More (Sep 2010)

Your Daily Poem

• Peaches (Aug 2010)

Perspectives

• Seasons (Aug 2010)

Poetry US

• Ode to Chocolate (Aug 2010)
• My Middle Daughter, on the Edge of Adolescence, Learns to Play the Saxophone (Aug 2010)
• Nearing Menopause, I Run Into Elvis at Shoprite (Aug 2010)

Voices of Hope and Healing

• For a Friend Lying in Intensive Care (Aug 2010)
  This url takes you to a page with a quilt. Look for a small square is in the lower left-hand section, one with red on the outside, then pink, then red in the center. Click on the square, and wait for a pdf file to open.

Blogalicious

• Virtual Poetry Salon (Aug 2010)

Cpedia

• encyclopedia entry (Aug 2010)

Plath Profiles

• Sylvia (Aug 2010)

Bumbershoot

• The Information Age (Aug 2010)
• Emily Dickinson Sends Email to her chat group (Aug 2010)

Verse Wisconsin

• The Song of the Shirt (Jul 2010)
• The Forks' Chorus (Jul 2010)
• work haiku (Jul 2010)
• review of Moira Egan's Bar Napkin Sonnets (Jul 2010)
• review of Jo Balistreri's Joy in the Morning (Jul 2010)
• review of More (Jul 2010)

Ballona Blog

• Sometimes, I Am Startled Out of Myself, (Jul 2010)
• March (Jul 2010)

Blog Talk Radio

• radio interview with Cyrus Webb (Jul 2010)
  on poetry and autism

Wordgathering

• 45s, LPs (Jul 2010)
• essay on autism and poetry (Jul 2010)
  Complete text of my paper for AWP Denver, 2010

Chicago Poetry

• From the Museum of Natural History (Jul 2010)
  The website is called "State of Emergency: Chicago Poets Respond to the Gulf Oil Spill." My poem was posted on July 6th; you have to scroll down the page.

Sea Stories

• Breath (Jul 2010)
• Strewn (Jul 2010)
• The Winter Sea (Jul 2010)

The Music in It

• blog essay (Jun 2010)
  "Poetry and Authority," entry date June 30th, 2010

The Change Interviews

• Euonymus Alatus (Jun 2010)
  This is for The Change Project, an audio history of poems nominated for The Pushcart Prize. If you want to listen, the audio link is in the upper left corner.

Poets for Living Waters

• The Winter Sea (Jun 2010)
  It's an alphabetic listing, so you need to scroll down the page. My poem is entered in elegy, for what will be lost.