Poems

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• Eudora Welty Writers’ Syposium. Oct 25, 2025
• Attached to the Living World. Mississippi Book Festival, Sept 13, 2025
• Tree Fall with Birdsong launch. Friendly City Books, June 5, 2025
• Attached to the Living World launch. Square Books. April 1, 2025
• Tennessee Williams Tribute. Reading. Sept 14, 2020
• Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal. Interview. Oct 16, 2016
• Mississippi Book Festival. Aug 20, 2016

Online Poems

• “The intergalactic traveler speaks of nebulae.” Delta Poetry Review, June, 2025
• “The intergalactic traveler watches the news” and “The intergalactic traveler comes to Jesus at Buc-ee’s.” Salvation South, September 2024.
• “The Stump” and “Moon Dog.” Delta Poetry Review, June 2024
• “Partial Eclipse” and “Quarantine” Birmingham Poetry Review, January 2023.
• “Osiris.” River Mouth Review. October 2022.
• “Black Racer,” “Stereoscopic,” “Gilgamesh,” and “Inanna.” Delta Poetry Review 4.11. June 2022. 
• “The intergalactic traveler goes to the movies.” Oyez Review, April 19,2022.
• “A Different Wind,” “Beaver Moon,” “Crow,” “Intergalactic traveler contemplates color,” ”Intergalactic traveler goes to the beach,” and “Intergalactic traveler visits the Delta” Delta Poetry Review. October 2021.
• Delta Poetry Review 2.5, “Breathe,” “Ash Wednesday,” and “Cancer Root“
• Juke Joint 10, “The intergallactic traveler makes a Kroger run” and “A Necessary Lie“
• Delta Poetry Review 1.3, “Avalon and Ingomar,” “Apple Trees,” and “Protozoan Transmogrification“
• Delta Poetry Review 1.1, “The Golden Swamp Warbler,” “Cathedral,” and “Ghost Deer“
• Postcard Poems and Prose, “Passion Flower,” “Poem about the Economy,” “If a bird tweets in the forest,”  and “Brethren“
• Asahi Haikuist Network, “Mayfly carcasses,” “Crossvine trumpets,” and “Beside the fountain“
• The Ekphrastic Review: “La Llamada (The Call)“About Place: “Hidden.”
• Switched-On Gutenberg: “The Rain in Flanders” and “December Flood”
• Town Creek Poetry: “For the Record.”  
• Slipstream: “A Common Occurrence”
• “Halcyon” and “Evening Lychnis,” Birmingham Poetry Review, January, 2004

Online Translations

• Lyrikline: Five poems by Paul Snoek (click on EN under titles 2-6)
• Lyrikline: One poem by Charles Ducal (click on EN under “Avondgebed”)
• Belgium Poetry International: One poem by Dirk van Bastelaere and Two poems by Paul Snoek
• Literary Review: Two poems by Lut de Block and One poem by Charles Ducal